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Slow Death Zero - Couverture souple

Cooke, Jon B

 
9780867198836: Slow Death Zero

Synopsis

Representing the \x27Old School\x27 Slow Death crew, we have cover artist William Stout, Tim Boxell, Bryan Talbot, Errol McCarthy, and even (gasp]) ol\x27 man Gore himself, Richard freakin\x27 Corben, this time teamed with frequent Creepy\/Eerie collaborator, Bruce Jones, himself a horror comics anthologist of terror\-ific taste] As a bonus, there\x27s a rarely\-seen Greg Irons page that somehow missed being included in Slow Death #11. There\x27s also a whole bunch o\x27 talents herein who came to prominence a tad later, including Rick Veitch (who actually got his start, back in 1973, in the Last Gasp comic book Two\-Fisted Zombies) and Hunt Emerson (whose debut in underground British comix dates to the mid\-\x2770s), plus Weirdo mag alumni Peter Bagge, Drew Friedman, Carel Moisewitch, Savage Pencil, Rick Altergott, and (almost\-Weirdo) Danny Hellman, plus work by cartoonist vets Peter Kuper, Bob Fingerman, Mike Diana, and Kellie Strom. Relative newbies include Max Clotfelter, Cody Goodfellow, Mike Dubisch, Cameron Forsley, Kevin Jackson, Megan Jeffery, John Lucas, Charles Schneider, Garret Shanley, Skinner, Shane Oakley, Toufic El Rassi, M. Yafa, and especially Pat Moriarity, who, as usual, went the extra mile. (Sorry for any mis\-characterisations here.) Hat\x27s off to good ol\x27 Gaspar, the Friendly Host, Slow Death\x27s mascot\/chattering skull who, for some of the stories within, turned over horror\-host narrating duties ish to Cap\x1an Ronzo himself, our fearless leader who founded this darn comic book five decades ago] Edited by Jon B. Cooke, author of The Book of Weirdo, also published by Last Gasp.

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À propos de l'auteur

Jon B. Cooke is the five-time consecutive winner of the Eisner Award for his magazine, COMIC BOOK ARTIST (for which he also won a coveted Harvey Award), as well as an award-winning documentary film writer and producer (Will Eisner: Portrait of a Sequential Artist). In his 25-year career as a comics historian, Cooke has interviewed hundreds of professionals, edited and designed over sixty magazines, authored, edited, co-edited, and designed dozens of books, as well as designed innumerable more publications. His dual career is being an art director/graphic designer in advertising and marketing.

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