Lenore Comics in general

--*-- Roman Dirge --*-- Roman Dirge is a man of many talents, (he's an artist, magician, director and a bloody gorgeous man). He has the same kind of twisted outlook as me! He was put down at school by his art teacher who claimed his work was too cold. (I bet they feel stupid now, his work is cold; that's the point of it). In 1992 someone recognised his genius and published Lenore, the Adventures of a Cute Little Dead Girl is Xenophobe magazine. It was picked up by Slave Labour Graphics, (SLG), and the rest as they say is history. (If you want to find out more about this deliciously mysterious man go to ...

"Lenore is basically, the advertures of a cute little dead girl. She tackles everyday life with a perverted innocence that just makes you want to give her a big hug... and then stand back very quickly while checking to see if everything is still attached." Creator Roman Dirge had always been told by his school teachers that his art style was too crude (and disturbing?) for him to ever become an artist, but that never stopped him from creating the Lenore cartoons for Xenophobe magazine. Although he became immersed in his work as a magician, after he set himself on fire (which he pokes fun at in one of his 'Things Involving Me' cartoon ...

Roman Dirge, a heavily tattoed comic artist from the US, has produced a very funny peice of work in "Lenore", the Cute little dead girl. The title right away should give you an indication of what the series contains. "Lenore" is not a comic book for children!! "Lenore" appeals to people with a black sense of humour, and contains a multitude of strange characters that make up Lenores world. The main character in the series, that cute little dead girl herself; Lenore, takes her name from Edgar Allen Poe's classic poem. Lenore's friends include her sometime boyfriend Mr Gosh, A stuffed horse called "Taxidermy", ...