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It may be the longest-running hit under Broadway. The latest episode of Julio and Marisol - the AIDS prevention cartoon saga of two 20-something New Yorkers grappling over the issue of safe sex - has appeared in subway cars citywide.
"It's a very popular series," said Steve Matthews, associate commissioner of the Department of Health, sponsor of the series. More than 20 people have requested the whole series since the fifth chapter went up a week...