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Chynna Clugston (born August 19, 1975) is an American comic book creator. She started her career as Chynna Clugston-Major before her divorce from Guy Major (a colorist and toner on many of her books). On Halloween Day, 2005, she married her boyfriend, John Flores.

While attending high school in Fresno she came up with her currently on-going comic book title Blue Monday, which debuted at Oni Press in 2001, with the miniseries Blue Monday: The Kids Are Alright.

Clugston is a fan of British culture, including mod fashion, britpop, and slang. She lives in San Diego, California, with her pit bull Buster.

Aside from Blue Monday, Clugston's other notable works include:

• Hopeless Savages - Clugston illustrated the flashback scenes. Oni Press (2001), ISBN 1929998244.
• Scooter Girl, a miniseries telling the story of two modern mods living in California. Oni Press (2003), ISBN 1929998880.
• Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #11, a story about Peter Parker running into the Ultimate X-Men in a mall.
• "Fate," a 1920s romance short story in the anthology Four Letter Worlds. Image Comics (2005), ISBN 1582404399.
• Queen Bee, a middle school drama. graphix / Scholastic Press (2005), ISBN 0439709873.

External links

• Her blog at LiveJournal

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