Blab! Vol. 18 Underneath the covers by Ryan Heshka are a slew of all-new comic stories: Mark Zingarelli reveals the "Chick's Club Taboo"; Euro-comics sensation Paco Alcazar tells a Lynchian superhero tale called "
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| Title | : | Blab! Vol. 18 |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.61 (154 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1560978767 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 120 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2007-11-14 |
| Genre | : |
Special 25th anniversary comics issue!BLAB! 18 delivers like nobody's business, with a decided focus on the comic arts. Underneath the covers by Ryan Heshka are a slew of all-new comic stories: Mark Zingarelli reveals the "Chick's Club Taboo"; Euro-comics sensation Paco Alcazar tells a Lynchian superhero tale called "Obedience"; Pete Kuper dishes on the bullies that dogged him as a youth in "Bully for You!"; "Sirens of Silence" is cover artist Heshka's wordless depiction of a post-global disaster existence; Sue Coe presents the true tale of Coney Island's "Topsy the Elephant"; underground legend Skip Williamson serves up "Daddy Was a Lady," a portrait of legendary drag queen Rae Burton; Steven Guarnaccia returns with the story behind the man who created Miniature Golf in "Moe Greene's Hole in One"; Kramer's Ergot phenoms Xavier and Helge prove once and for all that atheists are a product of cloned humans; Mark Frauenfelder of boingboing fame contributes the comic s
Editorial : BLAB! is one of the platforms for unharnessed art that deserves a standing ovation. -- Juxtapoz
Each chapter gives exercises to reflect upon your own beliefs and circumstances, and the book concludes with a 40-DAY PLAN to elevate your consciousness and awaken to your true essence, and most alive self. These are cute books. Imaginary letters written between two architects discussing well known and not so well known buildings that illustrate proportion, paths, angles and why they appeal to our eyes and hearts. Coloring is good therapy, and it's good dexterity. A plot arc that fascinates and many characters who add their own personality flavor. Allan Lokos's previous book 'Pocket Peace' was so good that I bought
PATIENCE the first chance I had.
Previous reviewers have written many of the things that I was thinking
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A very well-written book, totally enjoyable. Have fun with this book! The trip is worth it!. They don't stop printing it or allow another artist to take it over. However, appreciating Heavis
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