The Toys are Dead

She was an overdressed Garage-girl. He was a Bohemian Hip-Hop head with dreadlocks. The attraction was instant, but love isn't always enough.

"The Toys are Dead: All is Fair in Love and War and Wu-Tang Is Forever" is the slice-of-life graphic memoir of Lee Ifill, brought vividly to life through the gritty, cinematic artwork of Theodore Richards.

Set against the backdrop of West and North West London and in the 1990s and early 2000s, this poignant, funny and bittersweet story follows two polar opposites whose undeniable chemistry is undone by timing, circumstance and the lives they choose to lead.

Raw, nostalgic and unapologetically Black, this is a love story as bold, vibrant and unforgettable as London itself. 

Continued from Part 1 in Outsiders Comix Collection.