Cola Madnes
Gary PanterThis delightfully inane story offers a selection of Panter’s themes: Humanity’s troubled relationship with nature and technology; the tension between restraint and the uncontrollable urge; family relationships; and Jimbo’s endearing, comical self-doubt. Panter’s black-and-white “ratty line” drawing style offers great economy while suggesting a broad range of graphic styles, from art brut to bathroom graffiti, and calls to mind the work of legendary cartoonists Jack Kirby and Osamu Tezuka.
status | Copy #1 (5249): in |
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genre | Fantasy » WTFantasy? |
publisher | Picturebox |
publish date | July 1, 2008 |
popularity | checked out 6 time(s) |
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