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 Little Beirut is a slice of life adventure, set in an alternate version of Portland. Anthropomorphic animals are the dominant species, living their lives, going to work, and falling in love.

The series starts out following Walter Jung, a tanuki and TV journalist. What starts off with a day off from hell snowballs into one of the biggest stories he’s run on his show. But it’s hard to run a show with a broken jaw, which is what he finds himself doing.

The series is released episodically, with a new issue on the first day of each month. Each book is roughly a one-hour read.

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Walter Jung is a television journalist, appearing on Friday Night with Walter Jung. Little is known about his family, though he does maintain close relationships with Billy Adler and Nichola Stevens. Billy works for Walter as a camera operator, and Nichola is a producer of his show.

Walter lives alone in Portland’s West Hills. He owns very little out of choice. His possessions extend to a vinyl jazz collection, a stocked kitchen, and a black Audi A8L W-12 with chrome trim.

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The Monday following his assault, Walter gets ready to appear on Good Morning Cascadia, a regional morning news show that films in the same building as his show. He’s never interacted with Brenda Kite, the show’s host, though he quickly comes to like her. Before he films his own segment, Walter waits in the wings, admiring Brenda’s ability to channel a vapid, bored housewife who is entirely too interested in juice clenses. During his own segment, Walter and Brenda discuss the topic of internet pranks turning dangerous or deadly. Rather than removing the footage of Walter’s attack from the internet, they air it instead, edited to remove the shot of Walter punching a teenager. He leads in to plugging his own show that Friday, before leaving Brenda to her next segment.

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