American Splendor #13

Jan 1988 · Harvey Pekar · 3.25 USD

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“Florida”

In "Florida," Harvey Pekar finds himself reflecting on literature during a quiet President's Day, his thoughts drifting from the cold, slow pace of the holiday to a passage in I. J. Singer's Yoshe Kalb. Written by Harvey Pekar and illustrated by Joe Zabel, with inks by Gary Dumm and lettering by Dumm, the issue captures a moment of quiet introspection. The cover, by Gary Dumm, mirrors the story's subdued, contemplative tone.

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writer Harvey Pekar · artist Joe Zabel · inker, letterer Gary Dumm · cover Gary Dumm

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Cast · 5 characters

David Letterman Harvey Pekar Joyce Brabner Mr. Boats Toby Radloff

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writer Harvey Pekar

artist Joe Zabel

inker, letterer Gary Dumm

cover pencils, inks Gary Dumm

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Mentioning he wants to work on President's Day leads Harvey into literary criticism. The day itself is extremely cold as he makes it to work, the light work load offered by the holiday allowing him to read part of I. J. Singer's book Yoshe Kalb.

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