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Lisa Hanawalt’s “Coyote Doggirl” Is Every Bit the Subversive, Funny, Western Graphic Novel That You Want It To Be

August 25, 2018
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This week, the wonderful multi-hyphenate Lisa Hanawalt (Tuca and Bertie, BoJack Horseman, Baby Geniuses) came out with her first graphic novel, Coyote Doggirl.

In a somewhat Western tradition, it follows a horse and the titular coyote doggirl getting separated. Hanawalt’s delightful penchant for anthropomorphizing animals, exuberant color palate, and cheeky dialogue give a fresh take on the genre. 

If you listen to Hanawalt’s voice on her podcast Baby Geniuses, try imagining her reading the whole book as another fun layer to this book.

With all of that said, go get a hardcover copy from Drawn & Quarterly here.

Lisa Hanawalt’s Latest Work, Coyote Doggirl, Will Be a Graphic Novel About a Half Dog, Half Coyote That Has a Whole Lot of Attitude

July 20, 2017
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Lisa Hanawalt’s Latest Work, Coyote Doggirl, Will Be a Graphic Novel About a Half Dog, Half Coyote That Has a Whole Lot of Attitude

Lisa Hanawalt, who we hope you would know and love from her work on BoJack Horseman, her book Hot Dog Taste Test, and podcast with Emily Heller, Baby Geniuses, will be bringing us all a full fledged graphic novel, Coyote Doggirl. 

It’ll a bit Western, but with Hanawalt’s personal touch of anthropomorphized animals that go through complex human emotions set in a vibrant color palette. We have no doubt that it’ll be something that you’ll read and run through a whole gamut of feelings.

Look for Coyote Doggirl’s release in fall of 2018 from Drawn & Quarterly.

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