
Written and commissioned by Iago Faustus, illustrated by erosarts.
Written and commissioned by Iago Faustus, illustrated by erosarts.
Written and commissioned by Iago Faustus, illustrated by erosarts.
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Minnow written by Iago Faustus, adapted and illustrated by Erosarts.
↑ Typewriter icon link to screenplay. ↑
Minnow written by Iago Faustus, adapted and illustrated by Erosarts.
↑ Typewriter icon link to screenplay. ↑
Minnow written by Iago Faustus, adapted and illustrated by Erosarts.
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I find it an especially nice touch that the ape refers to the case he (?) is carrying as a “valise.” Original post here.
Sourced to Comic Book Covers via turner-d-century. Original text:
true story
Strange Adventures #75, December 1956, cover by Gil Kane and Bernard Sachs
Sometimes, people ask me why I like comics books.
This is a cover
of a gorilla,
robbing a librarian,
at gunpoint,
for Moby Dick, Robinson Crusoe, and Treasure Island,
for the purposes of conquering the world.
What’s not to love?
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