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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Metal Mickey," Paul Sharar blends personal memory with the lingering echoes of a distant homeland, using his own childhood in Yugoslavia as a lens for a story that feels both intimate and haunting. With every page drawn, inked, and lettered by Sharar himself, the narrative unfolds as a quiet, evocative meditation on identity and place—rendered with a distinctive, handcrafted intensity. The cover, also by Sharar, mirrors the story’s introspective tone, capturing its emotional weight in stark, deliberate lines.
In "Yugoslavia," Paul Sharar reflects on his heritage through fragmented memories of a homeland shaped by time and distance, weaving personal recollections with the echoes of others' lives. The story unfolds in quiet, intimate moments, capturing the weight of history through the lens of childhood and personal reflection.
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