Thrills, chills and transgression are back in third volume of Hotwire! Hotwire #3 eschews literary high-mindedness for pure, gut-wrenching visceralness, gunning off the page with David Sandlin's “Infernal Combustion,” which is about boozing it up in a broke-down caddy, and Tim Lane's bit of freight-hopping grit, “Spike.” Underground comics legend Mary Fleener returns with “The Judge,” a true tale in which she fends off thugs... with a .38! Meanwhile, Hotwire Captain Glenn Head spins the biography of German surrealist Hans Bellmer as a down-and-out Vaudevillian in decadent Weimar Berlin. Other creepy delights: Rick Altergott delivers a fable of a child-molesting clown pleasuring himself in the suburbs, while Matti Hagelberg's “Passion of Atte” is a modern-day Dante's Inferno in comics form. There's also more knockout work and crazy visuals by Mark Dean Veca, Johnny (Angry Youth Comix) Ryan, Mats?!, Max Andersson, Sam Henderson, Steve Cerio, Stephane Blanquet, Doug Allen, Carol Swain, Craig Yoe, J. Bradley Johnson, Michael (Tales designed to Thrizzle) Kupperman, Danny Hellman, Mack White, Lorna Miller, David Paleo, Christian Northeast, Karl Wills and Jay Pulga. Looking for laffs? A psychic jolt? A partner for your next trip? Look no further than...
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Anbieter: Dan Pope Books, West Hartford, CT, USA
Soft cover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Seattle: Fantagraphics Books, 2010. First edition, first printing. Oversized illustrated softcover. As new. A clean, tight, unread copy with no defects. Quarto, 138 pages, illustrated throughout. "Hotwire #3," edited by Glenn Head, features underground and alternative comics by Steven Cerio, David Paleo, Mark Dean Veca, Tim Lane, Glenn Head, Max Andersson, Matti Hagelberg, Mack White, Mary Fleener, David Sandlin, R. Sikoryak, Rick Altergott, Doug Allen, Karl Willis, Jay, Lorna Miller, and Christian Northeast. "Hotwire Comics" was an underground and alternative comics anthology series published by Fantagraphics Books between 2006 and 2010, edited by cartoonist Glenn Head. The series ran for three issues, each in oversized softcover format, and featured a mix of new work by contemporary underground and alternative cartoonists alongside pieces that drew on the tradition of 1960s70s comix. It was positioned as a kind of successor to RAW and Weirdo, focusing on edgy, personal, and formally inventive stories often surreal, political, or transgressive. Artikel-Nr. Graphic-Novels-92
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