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The Farthest Shore, the album by National Eye available on October 14th gets HEAVILY DISCUSSED and also there will be pictures and sounds and stories from around the world, not to mention a steady barrage of diversions and detours into mystery and mirth
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2 comments:
It was Dick Ayers, by the way, who did the art. This is his page that I drew and colored all over. Not the actual comic, of course (because it's worth $167,007) but a photocopy I made. Which is partly why it looks so shitty.
I saw that R. Pollard book in the store the other day - wasn't that interested in picking it up before, but it looked really cool - check it!
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