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Creative tensions and “mildly erotic subcurrents” proliferate as Esther and her Svengali boyfriend battle Susan and Daisy for a £5,000 Film Festival prize.

27 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 1, 2016

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John Allison

311 books832 followers
John Allison is the author and artist of the British webcomics Scary Go Round and Bad Machinery.

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117 reviews15 followers
September 4, 2018
I love this series but I've thought before that the girls needed more depth and I'm not seeing any growth, so I didn't have that warm, fuzzy, buzzy feeling from this issue. I did appreciate how they managed to perfectly illustrate how terrible those amateur films were though. It gave me quite a chuckle to see tennis balls in shot, green suits not quite edited out and an over-the-top cheesy daisy. The boy crazy is getting old for Esther but I'm all for living through Susan right now. I'd swipe right on witnessing those adventures! Still chipping away at this series.
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1,009 reviews50 followers
July 4, 2018
Esther's continuous boy craziness makes for great laughs as this time it lands her in a movie role being directed by her boy crush for a film festival which in turn drives Susan to win the money being offered as the prize while Daisy is along for the ride.

Still reading and laughing alongside these girls while laughing at my own memories of college.
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326 reviews229 followers
March 8, 2017
I prefer reading these in a binding edition... There's no pause after each event and I don't have to pause the story as many times.
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1,873 reviews1 follower
September 23, 2018
This issue was amazing. The artwork was great, the story was sort of a standalone and well-done in 27 pages.
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883 reviews11 followers
November 9, 2016
Perfect Esther story. And perfect distraction from what happened to the world today.
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3,833 reviews49 followers
October 23, 2016
Amusing but the plot itself felt rather familiar, what with Esther flinging herself at a man she barely knows (aka the tutor from previous issues) with hijinks ensuing. Maybe a bit rehashed and I'd have liked a bit more..development in her character? Though, I have to say, the movies themselves were wonderful and reminds me of a recent SNL skit. And Esther is still my favorite zany character.
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500 reviews
August 27, 2019
'Reality is a constant hailstorm on her head, she says that's why she drinks.'
THis was witty, real and absolutely bonkers. SO what else is new.
'I've got a problem with high end candles...' I feel you girl.
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299 reviews37 followers
December 15, 2017
Still one of my all time favorite comic series!
Profile Image for Niamh Ennis.
575 reviews
December 16, 2016
the girls become actors or directors and its brill. Esther needs more character than wants a boyfriend though, maybe a hope for future issues?
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1,016 reviews
May 2, 2017
Esther se je spet zmešal, zdj se je zalubla v enga filmarja in se je odločla postat filmska zvezda.
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