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DANIELLE CORSETTO
Girls With Slingshots

Danielle Corsetto's Bio
Artist & Author of: Girls With Slingshots
Other Work: DanielleCorsetto.com

Are we going to Third-Person Land here? Hell, why not. Danielle has been making comic strips since she was 8 and hasn't stopped. Her comics have been featured on the web - thus making them, you got it, WEBCOMICS - since 2000. She's a fully self-employed cartoonist working on several projects including the comic strip "Bat Boy" for The Weekly World News. She lives in West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle, loves traveling, and drinks just about anything fruity + vodka. She misses painting and photography, a lot.

Harking From: Shepherdstown, West Virginia.

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Girls With Slingshots
       URL: GirlsWithSlingshots.com
       Genre: Slice-of-Life, Realistic Fiction, Humor
GWS is best described as a mixed drink: a double-shot of sarcasm followed by the chaser drink: one part comedy, one part sex, squeeze in a little romance and geeky humor, and let it chill. Pause for comedic effect before serving. As long as it's pink and served with an umbrella, it'll taste like candy.