A visually intricate graphic novel exploring human isolation and memory through fragmented storytelling.
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A visually intricate graphic novel exploring human isolation and memory through fragmented storytelling.
Gasoline Alley is considered one of the greatest achievements in 20th century comic strips. But leading up to his most famous work, Frank King wrote and drew over a dozen other comic strips and features, perfecting the art and storytelling that would lead to Walt and Skeezix and their extended family. This seminal work is filled with the standard slapstick, action, and wordplay seen in other comics of the period, but with a style and feeling that is distinctively Frank King. Included in this vol...
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Minor references to intimacy; not explicit or central.
Brief depictions of minor violence; not graphic.
Occasional mild profanity; not frequent.
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Subtle social commentary on isolation and modernity.
Moderate themes of depression and emotional distress.
Recurring themes of emotional suffering and neglect.
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