Sina Grace

Omar Spahi

Is it really possible to be friends with your ex? Sam and Lauren try to work things out while Jack dives deeper into dating apps, which brings more surprises from his past than he expected. Meanwhile, Lauren's band Nipslip gets an offer they simply canÕt refuse. You won't wanna miss this oversized, joyously melodramatic issue, including a bonus, Jack-centric side quest!

Getting It Together #2 (OF 4)

“Pitched toward the audience for relationship drama/comedies that made last year’s Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me into a hit.” —The Hollywood Reporter Each extra-juicy, extra-length issue of this must-read miniseries is guaranteed to satiate even the thirstiest drama-hound! Newcomer artist JENNY D. FINE shines alongside Marvel Comics’ Iceman writer SINA GRACE and co-creator OMAR SPAHI in the all-new modern dramedy you didn’t know you needed! Sam and Jack are best friends, and Sam is dating Lauren, Jack’s indie rocker sister and roommate. Tensions skyrocket when Sam and Lauren decide to open up their long-term relationship, sending social shockwaves through their friend group and the entire Bay Area, leaving poor Jack caught in the middle! Life gets pretty messy when you’re in your 20s and your friends are your family.

Getting It Together #1

Sam and Jack’s BFF-dom deteriorates, Lauren’s band Nipslip teeters on the verge of a breakup right before their most important gig, and everyone’s dealing with the poor decisions they made while drunk. Add to that, Sam's coworker Tim generously blesses the group with gifts of the psychedelic kind. What could go wrong? With another oversized issue bursting with extra story pages...a whole lot!

Getting It Together #3 (of 4)

Frank Martin

Carlos Giffoni

Kevin Cuffe

Simon Birks

Joseph A. Michael

Mark Schmidt

Octavio Karbank

Christopher Preece

Austin Allen Hamblin

Genetic manipulation, paradox, alternative histories, and much more are included in this 128-page anthology of hard science fiction and genre stories! From some of the best up-and-coming talent in comics comes a mind-bending look at what makes us human.

Omar Spahi

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