“Neil Gaiman said it best on the back cover: "What most people don't know about love, sex, and human relationships could fill a book. Strangers in Paradise is that book." On the one hand, there is an ever-changing love triangle as Katchoo pursues her best friend Francine, while Katchoo is herself pursued by a young man named David. On the other hand, there are ninjas, call-girls, plots of international espionage, long lost siblings, and more secrets and lies than can fit in a speech bubble....”

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