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Pee Pee Poo Poo
Peepee Poopoo #420
Caroline Cash's gay, modern take on the '60s underground comic continues! Discover the bloody dread of paying your freelancer taxes for the first time. Feel the surreal peace of waking up after your world has ended. Bond over the possibility of puking in the bar icebox.
Features a cardstock foil cover and full-color comics!
Features a cardstock foil cover and full-color comics!
32 pages, Paperback
Published April 19, 2023
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Caroline Cash
9Ìýbooks33ÌýfollowersCaroline Cash is an American cartoonist based in Chicago. She specialises in zines, prints and underground comics and she is best known for her autobiographical comic book Pee Pee Poo Poo, winner of the 2024 Eisner Award for best limited series.
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December 11, 2023
I luv comic
January 24, 2025
thank you grace, for loaning me your PeePee PooPoo
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September 18, 2023Thank you Caroline for reminding me that I still need to do my taxes
September 21, 2024
fun, colorful, joyfully meandering. A current statement piece on my coffeetable. Want else do you want?
April 23, 2023
Caroline Cash follows up her previous anthology comic with another great set of stories revolving around a Gen Z perspective on topics like dating, same sex relationships, and general adulting. I liked stories like "The Walk", a story that features Caroline's aimless wandering and drifting thoughts as she interacts with various people on the street. It seems like a clear homage to the Dan Clowes story, "The Stroll" from Eightball #3, which takes a look in the musings of a cynical Gen X'er who wanders the streets.
There's also an extended bit that re-imagines doing taxes as a bloodbath - a very apt description for anyone filing their own taxes for the first time (or indeed for the 12th time as is the case for me). Growing up always means different things for people from different generations, and I like Caroline's light mocking take on these kinds of topics.
Her cartooning remains ever sharp throughout this volume. Perhaps I found it a little less varied in styles as the previous issue of Peepee Poopoo, but the style she hones in on here is very refine and expressive. As a sampler for a cartoonist with only more room to grow, this is a solid collection of short comics.
There's also an extended bit that re-imagines doing taxes as a bloodbath - a very apt description for anyone filing their own taxes for the first time (or indeed for the 12th time as is the case for me). Growing up always means different things for people from different generations, and I like Caroline's light mocking take on these kinds of topics.
Her cartooning remains ever sharp throughout this volume. Perhaps I found it a little less varied in styles as the previous issue of Peepee Poopoo, but the style she hones in on here is very refine and expressive. As a sampler for a cartoonist with only more room to grow, this is a solid collection of short comics.
January 15, 2024
I've read other issues in this series by Caroline Cash, Peepee Poopoo, that I am sure you will be disappointed to find has no peepee poopoo in it. Or maybe it does, I forget. It sure has vomit in it, from excessive drinking. A series of cartoons and short comics reflections written, the (great) cover says,"for girls and gays." So, since I am neither of the indicated target audiences, consider the source, but I liked this a lot.
Cash is a really good cartoonist with lots of potential. This series seems to be (in part?) a kind of queer homage to sixties alt-comix, as the cover reference to Daniel Clowes's Eightball makes clear. She's funny, snarky, insightful, and she writes of a kinda sideways twenty-something life in Chicago. I read her Girl in the World and used it in one of my comics classes and everyone dug it. I think when she finds some subject/story to create in greater depth, maybe in long form fashion, it will be great. I'm a fan.
Cash is a really good cartoonist with lots of potential. This series seems to be (in part?) a kind of queer homage to sixties alt-comix, as the cover reference to Daniel Clowes's Eightball makes clear. She's funny, snarky, insightful, and she writes of a kinda sideways twenty-something life in Chicago. I read her Girl in the World and used it in one of my comics classes and everyone dug it. I think when she finds some subject/story to create in greater depth, maybe in long form fashion, it will be great. I'm a fan.
May 27, 2023
3.5 stars
There’s notably more (and smaller) stories in this issue than the three bigger stories in the previous issue 69, and the end effect for me is more of an autobio mosaic of aimless early adulthood malaise. That’s not necessarily a criticism, and it’s great at portraying broader 20something experiences through the very specific POV of a queer punk in Chicago, bouncing between being bored smoking pot at apartments and talking shit with friends at a dive bar. I found it an interesting slice of life, even if it also made me glad I’m not a 20something punk trying to scrounge out life in one of the most expensive cities in the US.
There’s notably more (and smaller) stories in this issue than the three bigger stories in the previous issue 69, and the end effect for me is more of an autobio mosaic of aimless early adulthood malaise. That’s not necessarily a criticism, and it’s great at portraying broader 20something experiences through the very specific POV of a queer punk in Chicago, bouncing between being bored smoking pot at apartments and talking shit with friends at a dive bar. I found it an interesting slice of life, even if it also made me glad I’m not a 20something punk trying to scrounge out life in one of the most expensive cities in the US.
August 24, 2023
Caroline Cash shows promise as a cartoonist, but this collection wasn't super impactful. Pastiching old alt-comix would be more effective/subversive if there was an effort to comment on or transcend the source material... instead, this comic just replicates the most banal aspects of those comix (maybe that's the comment?). Aloofness pervades this comic, and I know Cash can give us a little more oomph.
August 16, 2023
Solid 4. A collection of true alt-comix where you can both feel and appreciate the DIY approach (that sentence sounded like word salad, but it was really a compliment and an attempt to hide the fact that I'm probably not cool enough to be reading stuff like this, let alone talk about it).
January 20, 2024
such a fun little anthology, very fun graphics! read this in one gulp @ bar on thurs night and had a good laugh.
bookshop worker at unnameable books on vanderbilt is a huge fan or the author! rightfully so!
bookshop worker at unnameable books on vanderbilt is a huge fan or the author! rightfully so!
May 6, 2023
I just love everything Caroline Cash puts out.
September 14, 2023
Peepee poopoo are the type of comics I want to make one day
October 1, 2023
ANOTHER QUALITY ISSUE! ALWAYS LOOKING FORWARD TO ANYTHING CAROLINE PUTS OUT.
October 28, 2023
Caroline Cash is a genius I love the Midwest I love comics I love being a lesbian fuck yeah
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January 1, 2024placeholderrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
January 31, 2024
Mayham , yes ham
March 24, 2024
Hazy observations. Slice-of-life. Gay Americana. <3
June 26, 2024
I love Peepee Poopoo.
July 18, 2024
Rampant, undomesticated life as a queer chick in Chicago looking like it was drawn in one take. Short but lush; free-wheeling art in comic form. Did I mention it’s awesome? It is.
September 17, 2024
PeePee PooPoo is fantastic and Caroline Cash is one of the most brilliant cartoonists around. If you're thinking about checking this out, do yourself a solid and check it out.
September 17, 2024
I love Caroline Cash she is a genius and is amazing read all of her books right now 🌀🌀🌀
November 3, 2024
New favorite comic badass and full of lesbian action. Reminds me of the perverse world of Robert crumb with the wit of Daniel clowes
November 19, 2024
Me gusta caleta su dibujo, pero no sentà que los cómics fueran tan buenos.
December 16, 2024
Finally logging. Even better than #69!
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