Fran (comics)

Fran
First edition front cover
Creator	Jim Woodring
Date	2013
Series	Frank
Page count	104 pages
Publisher	Fantagraphics Books
Chronology
Preceded by	Congress of the Animals (2011)

Fran is a graphic novel by American cartoonist Jim Woodring released in 2013. The wordless book is the third Frank graphic novel, following Weathercraft (2010) and Congress of the Animals (2011). After the anthropomorphic Frank violently loses his self-control with his secretive female counterpart Fran, whom he discovered at the end of Congress of the Animals, she leaves him, and he sets out in search of her.^[1]

References

↑ McCulloch 2013; Royal 2013; Publishers Weekly staff 2013.

Works cited

McCulloch, Joe (2013-10-30). "Reviews: Fran". The Comics Journal. Fantagraphics Books. Retrieved 2014-11-25.
Publishers Weekly staff (2013). "Fran". Publishers Weekly. Retrieved 2014-11-25.
Royal, Derek (2013-12-31). "Review: Fran". The Comics Alternative. Retrieved 2014-11-25.

Jim Woodring

Works

Solo	The Book of Jim Frank in the River The Frank Book Weathercraft Congress of the Animals Fran

Series	Jim Tantalizing Stories Frank

Writer	Aliens: Labyrinth Aliens: Kidnapped Jabba the Hutt: The Art of the Deal

Contributed to	American Splendor Real Stuff The Narrative Corpse MOME

Publishers

Associated people

Mark Martin
Francisco Solano Lopez

Fantagraphics comics

Series	Acme Novelty Library Artbabe Angry Youth Comix The Biologic Show Black Hole Castle Waiting The Clouds Above Coventry Cud Doofus Duplex Planet Illustrated Eightball Fission Chicken Frank Good Girls Grit Bath Hate Idiotland Jim Journey Kid Anarchy La Perdida Lloyd Llewellyn Love and Rockets Meat Cake Naughty Bits Neat Stuff Raisin Pie Real Stuff Schizo Shadowland Stinz The Stuff of Dreams Unsupervised Existence Uptight Usagi Yojimbo Tales Designed to Thrizzle Weasel

Anthologies	Bête Noire BLAB! Critters MOME Zero Zero

Graphic novels	Ghost World Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron Palestine Safe Area Goražde Weathercraft

Collections	The Book of Jim Caricature Notes from a Defeatist Palomar Twentieth Century Eightball

Publishers	Gary Groth Kim Thompson

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