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Collier's #1

Aug 1991 · Fantagraphics · 2.75 USD
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In "About the Artist," David Collier delivers a quiet, character-driven story centered on a soldier named Collier who lends a hand to a mechanic fixing a brake drum. The moment becomes a subtle tribute to creativity, as the mechanic recognizes Collier’s art and mentions his comic strip published in the army newspaper. Rendered in full by David Collier—writing, drawing, inking, and lettering—the issue showcases a deeply personal, self-contained narrative with a touch of warmth and introspection, all captured in a cover by the same hand.

Contains 4 stories
About the Artist
1 pp · Humor, Non-Fiction, Biography, Military

In a quiet moment during a military stint, Private Collier lends a hand to a mechanic fixing a brake drum, turning a routine task into a brief but meaningful connection. The mechanic, noticing Collier’s sketches, praises not just his artistry but also his comic strip featured in the army newspaper—proof that creativity finds its way even in the most unexpected places.

Dave Collier's Rock Concert
17 pp · Humor
Theft
7 pp · Humor
Bellingham, Washington - and Back
8 pp · Humor, Military

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker, letterer David Collier
cover pencils, inks David Collier

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Reprinted in Chimo #[nn] (2011)

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