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A comic strip featuring teenage fairy tale characters in modern suburbia.
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Jul05

New Suburban Fairy Tales Book Out Now!

by francisbonnet on July 5, 2012 at 12:54 pm
Posted In: News Blog

I’ve Got a Frog Prince in My Throat, the newest collection in the Suburban Fairy Tales series is out now on Amazon for only $9.99! The book is 118 pages and contains two years worth of Suburban Fairy Tales comic strips.  In addition, the book has an exclusive feature showcasing previously unpublished comics that paved the way for Suburban Fairy Tales.

I spent a lot of time cleaning up strips, redrawing some things, and reworking some of the text for this book collection.  I can honestly say without a doubt that this is the best Suburban Fairy Tales book to date.  Go ahead and get yourself a copy.  Heck, buy two.  Or even ten.

Click here to get I’ve Got a Frog Prince in My Throat from Amazon!

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Jun23

Fanart!

by francisbonnet on June 23, 2012 at 12:54 am
Posted In: News Blog

I just received some pretty amazing fanart from John Cuellar and Roman Wunderlich of B Movie Comic.   It’s a fancy version of Frog Prince in 1700’s clothes, and it’s quite remarkable.  Click on the thumbnail to see the art in its full glory.

If anyone else has any fanart they’d like to submit, please send it my way.  If I get enough, perhaps I’ll create a fanart gallery.

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Jun16

The Start of Summer

by francisbonnet on June 16, 2012 at 1:12 am
Posted In: News Blog

It’s that time again when the school year ends and summer comics begin.

Starting next week, Suburban Fairy Tales will now be in summer mode.  That doesn’t mean that I’ll update less, it just means that all your favorite characters are moving to the beach.  I always enjoy the summer strips because it gives the strip a change of scenery for two and a half months.

This also happens to be the summer of a new Suburban Fairy Tales book, which is just about complete and ready for printing.  It’s hard to believe that two years have passed since This Little Piggy Gets Even (the last Suburban Fairy Tales book) was published.  The new book, There’s a Frog Prince in my Throat, will be the biggest Suburban Fairy Tales book yet.  It compiles two years worth of strips and clocks in at 115 pages, with eight of those pages being previously unpublished material.

So enjoy the summer while you can because in about a week you’ll start to see all those big, depressing advertisements for the “back to school” sales at your favorite stores.  Yay.  Just what we all want to see in June.

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May15

New Suburban Fairy Tales Book Cover Revealed!

by francisbonnet on May 15, 2012 at 10:57 am
Posted In: News Blog

A third Suburban Fairy Tales book collection is coming out this summer, and here’s a sneak preview of the tentative cover.  Titled, I’ve Got a Frog Prince in my Throat, the book should be published this July.

In addition to featuring two years worth of Suburban Fairy Tales comic strips, the new book will also contain an assortment of previously unpublished work exclusive to the book.

Keep checking back for more information on the official release date.  Your comments regarding the cover are always welcome!

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Apr20

An Abundance of Suburban Fairy Tales

by francisbonnet on April 20, 2012 at 10:05 am
Posted In: News Blog

A double review of the second Suburban Fairy Tales collection, This Little Piggy Gets Even is up on Spandexless.com.  What’s interesting is that two different writers reviewed it and they both had contrasting opinions.

If you’re interested in reading the reviews check them out on Spandexless.  The site is also a great resource for those of you looking to read about and discover comics that have nothing to do with superheroes (hence the name Spandexless).

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