Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children
Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children is a comic book series written by Dave Louapre and illustrated by Dan Sweetman, published by DC Comics through their Piranha Press imprint from June 1989 until September 1992. The series saw a total of 30 issues, one anthology and a trade paperback reprinting two issues and featuring one previously unpublished story.[1]
| Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children | |
|---|---|
 Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children, vol. 1 (June 1989) | |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | DC Comics under the Piranha Press imprint |
| Format | Ongoing series |
| Publication date | June 1989 - September 1992 |
| No. of issues | 30 |
| Creative team | |
| Written by | Dave Louapre |
| Artist(s) | Dan Sweetman |
Original series
- Issue #1: A Cotton Candy Autopsy
- Issue #2: The Dead Johnsons' Big Incredible Day
- Issue #3: Diary of a Depressed Tap Dancer
- Issue #4: The Black Balloon
- Issue #5: The Crypt of The Magi
- Issue #6: Happy Birthday to Hell
- Issue #7: Ricky The Doughnut Boy
- Issue #8: Die Rainbow Die
- Issue #9: By The Light of The Screaming Moon
- Issue #10: Where The Tarantulas Play
- Issue #11: The Daffodils of Plague Town
- Issue #12: Beneath The Useless Universe
- Issue #13: A Cotton Candy Autopsy II - Bingo And Addy's Escape
- Issue #14: Dangerous Prayers
- Issue #15: The Pagan Tourist
- Issue #16: The Santas of Demotion Street
- Issue #17: A Conspiracy of Sweaters
- Issue #18: The Neutered Beast
- Issue #19: Nice Girls Don't Massacre Ants
- Issue #20: Arnold: Confessions of a Blood Junkie
- Issue #21: Dances With Cows
- Issue #22: Psychotronic Virgin
- Issue #23: Tiny Slimy, Writhing Thing
- Issue #24: I Am Paul's Dog
- Issue #25: Legion of Ogs
- Issue #26: Dead Like Me
- Issue #27: The No-Wax Killing Floor
- Issue #28: The Guilty Orphan
- Issue #29: Gravity Sucks
- Issue #30: The Dream is Dead - Gone, Shot Off, All Squashed Flat
Other issues
- What If This Were Heaven, Wouldn't That Be Hell?
- A Cotton Candy Autopsy trade paperback
- Ashcan - Collects twelve pages of What If This Were Heaven, Wouldn't That Be Hell?
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