About the Book
Source: Wikia. Pages: 97. Chapters: A Couple of Guys, Alex Burgess, Amazon Trio, Andy Lippincott, Anole, Black Cat, Blithe, Bloke, Cavalcade of Boys, Chase Talbott III, Cherry, Christian Frost, Corinthian, Damon Matthews, Danny the Street, Destroyer, Destroyer, Devlin Waugh, Eiri Yuki, Enigma, Extrano, Fey Truscott-Sade, Five Swell Guys, Foxglove, Freedom Ring, Grace, Hothead Paisan, Izzy Sinclair, Jamie Madrox, Jane Smythe, Jennifer Kale, John Constantine, Judy Winchester, Konatsu, Legs Weaver, Lord Fanny, Maggie Sawyer, Manga Khan, Mantra, Mantra, Mariko Yashida, Mark Slackmeyer, Marlo Chandler, Millie Tant, Mindmeld, Miss Masque, Motoko Kusanagi, Northstar, Olivia Reynolds, Painkiller Jane, Purgatori, Purple Pussy, Rawhide Kid, Reiji, Sebastian O, Shrinking Violet, Shuichi Shindou, Steve Dallas, Tank Girl, Tara Maclay, Tasmanian Devil, Tefe Holland, Terry Berg, The Desert Peach, Tohma Seguchi, Toya Kinomoto, Union Jack, Valerie Page, Vivisector, Willow Rosenberg, Young Heroes in Love, Yukito Tsukishiro, Zsazsa Zaturnnah. Excerpt: A Couple of Guys is the name of a comic strip about the lives of a gay male couple, their friends and family in New York City. The strip was first published in September 1996, and is written and drawn by Dave Brousseau. The strip was first published in the now-defunct The Weekly News, a gay newspaper in Miami, Florida, in September 1996. It was syndicated in June 1996, and is now published in newspapers across the United States. and on several websites. Brousseau has acknowledged that two of the characters, Eric's sister and brother-in-law, first appeared in a comic strip he drew in college. Mary Ann Parker and Marty Dinkleman were supporting characters in Guy Average, Average Guy, which also appeared in the Xavier University Newswire. However, the current Marty is somewhat different from the previous incarnation in that the college version was never openly homophobic, and had curly hair, and was not a native New Yorker. The college ...
