Book 1. The dirty plottes. 12 issues published between October 1990 and August 1998 by Drawn & Quarterly, including My New York Diary.
Book 2. Everything else. The Julies: an introduction / Dan Nadel -- An appreciation / Diane Noomin -- Through thick and thin / Chris Oliveros -- A fan's notes / Adrian Tomine -- My New York diary / Jami Attenberg -- Julie in France / J.C. Menu -- Julie Doucet's secretions: The Comics Journal interview / Andrew Dagilis -- My Julie Doucet / John Porcellino -- Finding Julie / Geneviève Castrée -- The diaries / Laura Park -- My most secret Julie Doucet / Martine Delvaux -- Early comics, uncollected works, and unpublished material -- The Madame Paul affair -- Encore une fois: an interview with Julie Doucet / Christian Gasser -- Chronology.
"Julie Doucet arrived in comics in the 1990s as a fully formed cartoonist. Her comic book series Dirty Plotte was visionary both for the medium and for storytelling. Her stories are candid, funny, and intimate, plumbing the depths of the female psyche while charting the fragility of the men around her. Her artwork is dense and confident, never wavering in the wit and humour of its owner ... Dirty Plotte: The Complete Julie Doucet collects the entire comic book series, including the acclaimed My New York Diary, as well as rare comics and previously unpublished material; a reproduction of the first Dirty Plotte mini comic; essays about her comics legacy and feminist influence by curator Dan Nadel and academic Martine Delvaux respectively; an interview by comics scholar Christian Gasser; and personal anecdotes from Jami Attenberg, Adrian Tomine, and more"--Publisher's website
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Julie Doucet (* 31. Dezember 1965 in Montréal, Québec, Kanada) ist eine kanadische Künstlerin, die hauptsächlich als Comiczeichnerin bekannt wurde. Als Vorbild für Doucets Stil gilt Robert Crumb. Bislang wurden ihre Werke ins Französische, Deutsche, Spanische und Finnische übersetzt und veröffentlicht, sowohl als eigenständige Publikationen als auch in Magazinen wie ''Weirdo'', ''Nosotros Somos Los Muertos'', ''Lapin'' oder ''Strapazin''.
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