But the rest of her work is a bit uneven. The short version is that her comics strip, Dykes to Watch Out For, gets better and better as time goes on. The early versions have neither the narrative nor (especially) the artistic sophistication of her later work (which, in my view, equals the extraordinary Fun Home). The question of where to start depends, basically, on how low down you’re willing to follow her. Her serial narrative (going for more than twenty years now) began in the second collection, More Dykes to Watch Out For; if you want to begin at the beginning, that’s a good place to start. (The first volume is miscellaneous individual strips.) But if the simple art/story turns you off, then skip to a later book — the latter the better, really, although the last few books are all equally wonderful IMHO.