Where The Rent Went: A Val Cannon Wystery

It's 1996. Val Cannon comes home from her crummy job just in time to play a house show with her band, Titty Blüd, and learns that one of her five roommates has stolen that month's rent money. All in one night, she has to perform in a punk band, deal with assorted drama, and find out WHERE THE RENT WENT.

Just to be clear: This is technically the 21st issue of my ongoing comic series, Meeting Comics, but it's completely self-contained. You can read this issue without ever having read an issue of Meeting Comics before.

From reviews of this issue:

“Where the Rent Went is full of excellent characters, a solid plot, and art that is just dreamy. The chaos of the house, the shows, and the characters is highlighted by Neal’s dynamic use of patterns, texture, and lettering.” – Sidney Drmay, Broken Pencil Magazine

“Andrew Neal’s evolution as a cartoonist in his Meeting Comics strip has been fascinating to watch. He transformed it from an inchoate series of gag panels to an absurd but fully fleshed-out narrative chock full of complex, layered characters.” – Rob Clough, High Low

“…the most tasteful drawing of a penis I have ever seen.” – Rick V, Razorcake