Coco

Coco, a one-issue comic from Cha Cha Comics launched in 1991, stands as a singular, self-contained statement from the publisher's early output. Though brief, the series is notable as a snapshot of the era's independent comics scene, showcasing the distinctive creative voice most associated with its sole installment. Its brevity and lasting presence as a "present" ongoing series make it a curious artifact of small-press ambition.