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milk teeth

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What does the fairy do with my old teeth? Are mermaids warm or cold-blooded? How do seraphim reproduce? What does a unicorn want with a virgin in the first place? Milk-teeth responds to the questions that gnawed away your ability to believe in anything with (mostly) wordless vignettes and technical diagrams. Milk-teeth has garnered praise as the first comic in history to address magical animals without sarcasm or preciousness. The art is lush yet distant and restrained, and is beautifully reproduced in full color.

23 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 28, 2013

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Kate Lacour

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Kate Lacour is an American illustrator and cartoonist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. Her art and comics are known for their science book aesthetics and body horror.
Lacour studied biology and psychology at the University of Chicago and Oberlin, and Art Therapy at the School of Visual Arts. She is also a self-taught taxidermist and a member of the Louisiana Taxidermists’ Association. Additionally, she is the founder of NOLArts Learning Center, a nonprofit serving young people with diverse abilities.

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