New Yeah! Paperback – Illustrated, 208 Pages! Great for all ages, a girl-centered comic book that appeals to girls (and even their parents)
- Co-created by comics living legends Peter Bagge (Hate!) and Gilbert Hernandez (Love & Rockets), Yeah! is a unique masterpiece of all-ages fun: it’s a girl-centered comic book that appeals to girls (and even their parents)! Originally published as a nine-issue comic book series from 1999-2000 by DC’s Wildstorm imprint, this all-ages gem (approved by the Comics Code Authority, no less!) is collected here for the very first time.
- Krazy (vocals and guitars), Honey (drums), and WooWoo (keyboards) are the members of the pop band Yeah! They’ve achieved intergalactic superstardom on every planet but their own (Earth), where they live in anonymity and suffer indignities in their home of suburban New Jersey. The girls struggle with bad gigs (struggling to win $200 amateur-night contests despite playing to packed crowds of adoring fans on Uranus), aliens who have crushes on them, and rival boy band The Snobs.
...[T]hese two secret masters of rock fandom and mavericks of cartooning show zest-finesse and feisty satire chronicling the lives lived on the margins of collaborated garage bomp in a series of outrageous stories that could only be true in the music world they've personally known...--Chris Estey "KEXP"
Two indie comics mainstays offer an intergalactic take on Josie and the Pussycats. Yeah! follows the exploits of Krazy, Honey, and Woo Woo, a three-girl rock band who've achieved huge success everywhere in the galaxy except for Earth. So the trio trades time between sold out arenas in the far reaches of space and slumming it to amateur showcases around their native New Jersey.--Matt White "Publishers Weekly"
Unapologetically silly, Yeah! is every bit as fun as it sounds. Hernandez's vivid, cartoony art is a pleasure, and Bagge packs the script with funny throwaway gags and over-the-top characters. Kids should dig it, and so should anyone looking for a comic with a sense of fun, which has become something of a scarce commodity in recent years.-- "The Onion A.V. Club"
