Coady and the Creepies

Punk trio Coady and the Creepies are determined to become the greatest band that’s ever lived. There’s only one problem...their lead singer is technically...dead?

Punk’s Not Dead! ...but Coady is. 

Sisters and bandmates Coady, Corey, and Criss are The Creepies, a trio of punk rockers determined to become the greatest band that’s ever lived. But that’s kinda tough when one of them is technically dead. As The Creepies, they’re heading out on their first tour since a freak accident left Coady eerily unscathed...fighting their way through blood-sucking promoters, fanboy zombies and ghoulish rival bands to achieve their dream. There’s only one problem...it’s hard to be the greatest band that ever lived when your drummer is...a ghost?

From zine queens Liz Prince (Tomboy, Will You Still Love Me If I Wet the Bed?) and Amanda Kirk (Nation of Amanda) comes a spooky comedy about the power of music, family and following your bliss.

Boston native Liz Prince received a BFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, and is a full time comics artist. Her first book, Will You Still Love Me If I Wet the Bed? (Top Shelf Productions, 2005), was nominated for several awards, and received the Ignatz for Outstanding Debut in 2005. It has since been published in both French and Spanish. She has drawn comics for dozens of anthologies, self-published mini comics and zines, and has done freelance work for several Cartoon Network comics properties such as Adventure Time, Regular Show, and Clarence. Liz’s first graphic novel, Tomboy: A Graphic Memoir, was released in 2014 by Zest Books, to critical acclaim. Liz is a current contributor to the punk magazine Razorcake, and draws album covers for assorted bands.