The title character of this work attended St. Joel's Catholic High School and had his name inspired by a Plumtree song. In this series, Lynette Guycott's bionic arm punches the highlights out of one character's hair. That girl, who exclaims "I've kissed the lips that kissed you!", is skilled at knife fighting and dates Young Neil. The protagonist's love interest rollerblades through subspace as a "ninja delivery girl". Th
The title character of this work attended St. Joel's Catholic High School and had his name inspired by a Plumtree song. In this series, Lynette Guycott's bionic arm punches the highlights out of one character's hair. That girl, who exclaims "I've kissed the lips that kissed you!", is skilled at knife fighting and dates Young Neil. The protagonist's love interest rollerblades through subspace as a "ninja delivery girl". That character, Ramona Flowers, has "seven evil exes" whom the title Canadian bassist must defeat. For 10 points, name this Bryan Lee O'Malley graphic novel series adapted into a 2010 film starring Michael Cera.
The title character of this work attended St. Joel's Catholic High School and had his name inspired by a Plumtree song.
{Scott Pilgrim} vs. The World