Basil Wolverton #[nn]

Apr 1980 · Futuropolis

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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A 1980 comic from Futuropolis, this issue is a singular showcase of Basil Wolverton’s singular vision—his self-written, self-illustrated, and self-inked artwork brings to life a gallery of grotesquely exaggerated men and women, their faces twisted by life’s hardships in a tone that’s equal parts satire and surreal comedy. The cover, also by Wolverton, matches the interior’s wild, exaggerated style, capturing the same burlesque spirit in bold, chaotic lines.

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writer, artist, inker Basil Wolverton

cover pencils, inks Basil Wolverton

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Des hommes et des femmes au visage déformé par les outrages de la vie, par les ravages de la maladie ou de l’alcool, sur un mode burlesque. [Men and women whose faces are distorted by the outrages of life, by the ravages of disease or alcohol, in a burlesque fashion.]

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