Jennie Breeden

The Devil's Panties is a slice-of-life comic strip featuring author Jennie Breeden and her friends as they go clubbing, go to comic conventions, work, eat chocolate, etc. There are also occasional strips starring Jesus and/or the devil, and the odd one-off that doesn't have anything to do with anything else.

Here and there are a few single-panel cartoons depicting a character saying something inexplicable, with the caption "You had to be there." That pretty much sums up how I felt reading show more most of the book. It's just not that funny. You can see where it's meant to be funny, and yes, I did chuckle a few times out loud...but out of three-hundred or so pages of comics, those times were very few. I imagine the jokes are highly amusing to Jennie, her circle of friends, and maybe her family, but to anyone else...eh.

There is a considerable amount of supplemental material at the back, should you find that you just can't get enough. show less

Semi-autobiographical comic about Live Action Role Playing. Despite the in-jokes that are likely to be better understood by people who do LARP, Breeden's charm is appealing. Despite the author's abominable spelling, I find myself falling under the spell of Breeden's goofy, honest worldview with every book.

A second volume of Breeden's semi-autobiographical comic about live action role playing. Charming and funny, with a few in-jokes for LARPers, but still enjoyable for the rest of us.

The same flat workaday whimsy as every other webcomic that's not pushing nerds or surrealism, with a small added twist of interest in that they're Southern republicans and their preoccupations are different.