Comics Buyer's Guide #596
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 1985 issue, Tony, Ed, and Gary find themselves in over their heads when their attempt to craft a comic on a commuter train accidentally stumbles into the world of Shatter #1—only to realize too late that the entire project was generated by a computer, not by hand. Written by Tony Isabella and illustrated by Gary Dumm and Ed Wesolowski, with inks by Dumm and Wesolowski, this quirky story captures the chaos of creative missteps and the unexpected rise of digital art in comics.
In a single, sharp-witted page from Comics Buyer's Guide #596, Tony, Ed, and Gary stumble into chaos aboard a commuter train, convinced they’re crafting the next big comic—only to accidentally expose their ignorance of how Shatter #1 was actually made, entirely on a computer.
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