Meiko Kaji (梶芽衣子) in Wandering Ginza Butterfly 2: She-Cat Gambler (銀蝶渡り鳥 牝猫博奕), 1972, directed by Kazuhiko Yamaguchi (山口和彦).
Scanned from Monthly Money And Life (月刊マネーアンドライフ), September 1974.
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Meiko Kaji (梶芽衣子) in Wandering Ginza Butterfly 2: She-Cat Gambler (銀蝶渡り鳥 牝猫博奕), 1972, directed by Kazuhiko Yamaguchi (山口和彦).
Scanned from Monthly Money And Life (月刊マネーアンドライフ), September 1974.
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Há muitas coisas acontecendo nessa página: Os poderes de Roberto ficaram fora de controle, Professor Xavier chama seus estudantes por telepatia e Sam Guthrie acidentalmente deu uma olhada enquanto Dani estava trocando de roupa. Houve momentos em que essa história em quadrinhos parecia muito mais adulta do que pretendia ser, é o que estou dizendo.
Uma página de "O Incrível Hulk #78" (Abril, 1989), incluindo uma história originalmente publicada em "The New Mutants #23" (Marvel, 1984). Arte por Bill Sienkiewicz.
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So many things are going on in this page: Roberto's powers ran out of control, Professor Xavier calls his students through telepathy and Sam Guthrie accidentaly takes a peak at Dani while she's changing her clothing. There were times in which this comic book looked way more adult than it was intended to be, it's what I'm saying.
A page from "O Incrível Hulk #78" (Abril, 1989), featuring a storyline originally published in "The New Mutants #23" (Marvel, 1984). Art by Bill Sienkiewicz.
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BUN
“BUN” is a 12 page short collection of Bunny/rabbit/hare comics. It is printed on newsprint and approximately the size of a North American comic book.
IN STOCK
Brushpen and graphite drawing on newsprint 18x24”. The newsprint started as a still life study and then embellished with brushpen. I fold the paper in quarters for ease of transport but in this drawing the quartered segments have started to serve as a way of developing the paper. Drawing into the quarters individually at first and then integrating separate starting points
Page from Newsletter of the Nottingham Animal Liberation Front #04, 1986.