Go Girl! #1

Go Girl! #1 was published in 2003 by Image Comics as the debut of a miniseries created by writer Trina Robbins and artist Anne Timmons. The series was developed as an all-ages superhero title, intentionally designed to provide a positive, relatable role model for young girls. Robbins, a pioneering figure in the underground comix scene, sought to revive the spirit of classic, fun superhero adventures while subverting tropes through the lens of Lindsay Goldman, a teenage girl balancing high school with her secret identity.

The art style by Anne Timmons leans into a vibrant, retro-inspired aesthetic that echoes the clean lines of the Silver Age while maintaining a contemporary feel. The title was well-received by critics for its wholesome approach to the genre and its success in broadening the reach of independent comics to a younger demographic. It remains a notable example of creator-driven work that prioritized accessibility and character-driven storytelling over the darker, grittier trends dominating the comic industry at the time.