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Introducing ‘Proof That the Devil Loves You,’ an enthralling graphic novel published by Dark Horse Comics. This captivating tale revolves around the adventures of Fritz, a beloved character known for her striking hourglass figure and her role in a series of B-movies. The story unfolds in a town strikingly similar to Palomar, where peculiar happenings challenge the residents’ sanity.

The narrative consists of three distinct Fritz B-movies, one of which is entirely new, while the others expand upon previous tales from the acclaimed ‘Love and Rockets’ comic book series. The titular story, ‘Proof That the Devil Loves You,’ features Bula, a free spirit portrayed by Fritz. As the plot progresses, Gisel and Kiki become embroiled in the mystery of why the townsfolk are behaving so oddly. Is there something in the air affecting their minds? Moreover, why is Gisel unable to leave this strange place?

As the tension builds, a sudden violent twist reveals evidence pointing towards supernatural forces at play. Furthermore, Fritz takes on the role of an ‘astronette,’ embarking on an existential journey through the vastness of space. This adds a layer of intrigue and exploration to the overall narrative, showcasing Gilbert Hernandez’s ability to blend genres seamlessly.

Fritz, the B-movie actress, is not just a character; she is a cultural icon within the realm of graphic novels. Gilbert Hernandez, the creative genius behind her character, has long explored Fritz’s tumultuous life off-screen in ‘Love and Rockets.’ However, he has also been known for adapting her exploitation films into various standalone graphic novels. This includes captivating titles such as ‘Chance in Hell,’ ‘The Troublemakers,’ ‘Garden of the Flesh,’ ‘Maria M.,’ and ‘Hypnotwist/Scarlet By Starlight.’

The ‘Proof That the Devil Loves You’ graphic novel is a testament to the unique blend of horror, humor, and existential inquiry that Gilbert Hernandez masterfully crafts. Readers are invited to delve into a world where fantasy and reality intertwine, leaving them questioning the very fabric of existence. This graphic novel not only expands on the lore of Fritz but also serves as a standalone story that captivates both new readers and longtime fans alike.

In conclusion, ‘Proof That the Devil Loves You’ is more than just a graphic novel; it is an exploration of characters and themes that resonate deeply with its audience. From the engaging narrative to the stunning artwork, every page invites readers to experience the extraordinary life of Fritz. Whether you’re a fan of graphic novels or new to Gilbert Hernandez’s work, this title promises to deliver an unforgettable reading experience.