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'''Spiro:''' He ought to; it's real. I've seen it myself. }}
'''Spiro:''' He ought to; it's real. I've seen it myself. }}


'''''[http://sordidcityblues.com/ Sordid City Blues]''''' is an ongoing{{when}}, loosely structured graphic-novel style romance/slice of life web comic, or "indie rock theological soap opera", as the site's header puts it. It focuses on the lives and loves of a bunch of twenty-somethings living in the semi-fictional "Sordid City" (actually a thinly disguised Boston/Cambridge). It contains theological ruminations and nude scenes in roughly equal proportions. It is a dominantly black and white comic although spot color is used to identify and accentuate the key players. Each key character has one item or clothing detail in a specific color.
'''''[https://web.archive.org/web/20140108173307/http://sordidcityblues.com/ Sordid City Blues]''''' is an ongoing{{when}}, loosely structured graphic-novel style romance/slice of life web comic, or "indie rock theological soap opera", as the site's header puts it. It focuses on the lives and loves of a bunch of twenty-somethings living in the semi-fictional "Sordid City" (actually a thinly disguised Boston/Cambridge). It contains theological ruminations and nude scenes in roughly equal proportions. It is a dominantly black and white comic although spot color is used to identify and accentuate the key players. Each key character has one item or clothing detail in a specific color.


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Latest revision as of 01:27, 18 January 2022

Edna: Luther doesn't believe in premarital sex.
Spiro: He ought to; it's real. I've seen it myself.

Sordid City Blues is an ongoing[when?], loosely structured graphic-novel style romance/slice of life web comic, or "indie rock theological soap opera", as the site's header puts it. It focuses on the lives and loves of a bunch of twenty-somethings living in the semi-fictional "Sordid City" (actually a thinly disguised Boston/Cambridge). It contains theological ruminations and nude scenes in roughly equal proportions. It is a dominantly black and white comic although spot color is used to identify and accentuate the key players. Each key character has one item or clothing detail in a specific color.

Tropes used in Sordid City Blues include:
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