Chynna Clugston Flores
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Selected works
In addition to Blue Monday, Clugston Flores's other notable works include:
- Bloodletting — Fantaco/Tundra (1995–1996)
- Hopeless Savages — Clugston Flores illustrated the flashback scenes. Oni Press (2001), Template:ISBN.
- Scooter Girl — a miniseries telling the story of two contemporary mods living in California. Oni Press (2003), Template:ISBN.
- Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #11 — a story about Peter Parker running into the Ultimate X-Men in a mall.
- "Anew" — a 1940s romance short story in the anthology Four Letter Worlds. Image Comics (2005), Template:ISBN.
- Queen Bee — a middle school drama. graphix /Scholastic Press (2005), Template:ISBN.
- Strangetown — about a ten-year-old girl named Vanora Finnar who mysteriously washed onto the Oregon shore in 1973. Oni Press (2006)
- Legion of Super-Heroes In The 31st Century — based on the animated version of the DC Comics property, featuring Superman. Johnny DC (2007)
- Lumberjanes/Gotham Academy — A crossover series from BOOM! Studios and DC Comics. BOOM! Studios (2017)
References
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External links
- New Wave Zombie (Chynna Clugston Flores's official website)
- Thompson, Jason. "American Manga" Interview with Chynna Clugston-Major at Pulp magazine; Accessed July 25, 2010.