Table of Contents

Must Be Love by Diane DiMassa

Dollface art by Robert Kirby, words by Stephen Winter

Wandering Hands by Ariel Schrag

Oppressed Minority Cartoonist by Alison Bechdel

The Italian Cousin by Serpilla

Auntie Moo by Howard Cruse

Chicken Head Love by Leanne Franson

Sonnet 63 art by Michael Fahy, words by William Shakespeare

Ramadan by Jennifer Camper

You Must Not Read Gabriel Garcia Marquez after the Breakup by Joan Hilty

Teddy Bears' Wedding by Robert Triptow

The Party a cartoon jam by Jennifer Camper, Howard Cruse, Diane DiMassa,
Rupert Kinnard, Alison Bechdel, and Ivan Velez, Jr.

Home for the Holidays by Ariel Schrag

Laritza Versus the Space Invaders by Ivan Velez, Jr.

Look! Look! art by G.B. Jones, words by Jennifer Camper

Juicy Mother includes comix about an older butch dyke and her Lolita, an African-American gay man coming of age, an Arab Muslim dyke searching for her identity, two big hairy men getting married, a cynical Latina teen encountering aliens and a wild cartoon jam.
In a genre especially known for being dominated by straight white men, Juicy mother is an alternative to alternative comix. The collection places emphasis on the voices least represented in the comic world. As such, the stories within are exceptionally exuberant and carefree.

Jennifer Camper's work can be found in comic books, magazines, newspapers, anthologies, museum exhibitions and on bathroom walls. Her books include Rude Girls and Dangerous Women, a cartoon collection, and subGURLZ, a graphic novel about three twisted women living in abandoned subway tunnels. She lives in New York.