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The Girls & Sports Story
  In the world of "Girls & Sports," best friends Bradley and Marshall explore their mutual passion - girls - through the lens of their mutual obsession - sports. "Girls & Sports" is Bradley and Marshall's attempt to find and share some insights into a realm they can't quite decipher, while taking and offering some comfort from the world they know.
"Girls & Sports" is the creation of Justin Borus and Andrew Feinstein, friends since high school in Denver, Colorado. While spending their junior year of college "studying" abroad in Denmark, Justin and Andrew would capture their real life dating escapades in short, punchy comic strips, and distribute them to other students. Their grades suffered, but "Girls & Sports" was born.
 When they returned to America, Justin and Andrew began publishing "Girls & Sports" in their respective college newspapers, The Williams College Record and The Emory University Wheel. Soon, other colleges and universities heard about "Girls & Sports" and asked to subscribe to the strip. Their college popularity exploded, and "Girls & Sports" now appears regularly in over 75 college and university publications nationwide. The national college publication, U. Magazine has featured "Girls & Sports" as one of the hottest comic strips in the country among college students.
 Driven by demand from graduating college students wanting to read the strip outside of their former college newspapers, Justin and Andrew marketed the strip to mainstream newspapers. After only six months of self-syndication, "Girls & Sports" became the most widely published independently syndicated comic strip in the country and can now be seen in over 200 college and mainstream newspapers nationwide, including The New York Daily News, The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, The New Haven Register, The Tucson Citizen, The Albuquerque Journal, The Pasadena Star News, The Allentown Morning Call, The Syracuse Post-Standard, The Greensboro News & Record, The Jersey Journal, the online editions of The Denver Post, The Arizona Republic, The Florida Times Union, and many more. "Girls & Sports" has even become a hit in Stars and Stripes, the newspaper distributed to the U.S. military worldwide.
 In recognition of Justin and Andrew's efforts in self-syndication, "Girls & Sports" has been picked up by Creators Syndicate and the strip continues to reach new readers every day. In addition to the comic strip, Bradley and Marshall can now be found in their first published book Opening Lines, Pinky Probes, and L-Bombs: The Girls & Sports Dating and Relationship Playbook, published by Santa Monica Press and available in bookstores everywhere.
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All characters ® © 2007 Girls & Sports Comics.
Any reproduction of Girls & Sports, including its characters or its likeness, is strictly prohibited (cute girls are subject to exception after personally meeting with Bradley and Marshall). All rights reserved to Girls & Sports Comics. | Privacy PolicyContact: General inquiries - creators@girlsandsports.com | Current newspaper clients - subscriptions@girlsandsports.comFor college newspaper sales, visit our subscriber center or call us Toll Free 1-888-7-COMICS (1-888-726-6427). For non-college newspaper sales and comic strip reprints, contact Creators Syndicate at 310-337-7003.
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