Has anyone else read this series? If so, what did you think of it, as a comic? It became sort of 'in vogue' recently again thanks to some Youtuber 'deep dive' grist about it, which is how I found out about it, but I found the story extremely compelling as divorced from any of the context surrounding the creator and details of their personal struggles. The deep obsession with meta, with stories-as-puzzles, with a reality full of riddles, the gender and identity stuff, honestly feel ahead of their time, and the experiments with collage, stories-in-stories, and page layout completely belie its simplistic presentation and character design, almost til it feels like reality itself is breaking down around you. It can get really dark at times and is definitely not appropriate for all ages, but, there is the spark of genius catching fire throughout it, and that is for damn sure.
If you've never read it, and that sounds at all appealing to you, I seriously encourage you to check it out! https://plorg.neocities.org/ppc/
This post was a Magic Mirror production. Problem Soothe, now playing in a theater near you: https://magic-mirror.neocities.org/problemsoothe/ps0000
