215 Ink’s critically acclaimed, award-winning graphic novel series Flutter wraps up with the release of its final volume later this month. Flutter, Volume Three: Rid of Me will be released on October 21, making its debut at the Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo (MICE). In this final volume, teenage shapeshifter Lily gets trapped in the body of the President of the United States who is also Lily’s estranged mother. Forced to see the world through her mother’s eyes, and through the eyes of someone with great responsibility, Lily finally embraces who she is and what she’s capable of doing.

MICE is the first comic convention where Jennie Wood exhibited Flutter five years ago so it’s the perfect place for her to debut the final volume of the series. MICE is free and located at University Hall in Porter Square, Lesley University, 1815 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, MA. Jennie will be exhibiting at MICE both days, October 21 and 22, with copies of this brand new 110-page full color graphic novel. A limited number of signed Flutter prints will be available for free with a purchase of any Flutter graphic novel.

Flutter, Volume Three will be featured in Diamond previews in November along with the two previous volumes so tell your favorite comic stores to order copies.

Flutter is currently being developed for television by Dark Horse Entertainment and Universal Cable Productions. Featured in the New York Times, Boston Globe, and on Law & Order: SVU, Flutter is one of the best LGBT graphic novels of 2013 and 2015, according to The Advocate. Flutter, Volume Two: Don’t Let Me Die Nervous is an INDIEFAB Book of the Year finalist and a Virginia Library Association Diversity Honor Book. Flutter can be found in The New York Times best-selling, Eisner award-winning anthology Love is Love.