Demo #2

Dec 2003 · AiT/Planet Lar · 2.95 USD

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“Emmy”

In the quiet of a rural town, a shy girl’s quiet words carry unexpected weight in "Emmy," a poignant story from Brian Wood and Becky Cloonan. With delicate art and careful pacing, the issue explores the ripple effects of a single, unguarded moment—when the right thing is said, but to the wrong person. Cover by Becky Cloonan.

writer Brian Wood · artist, inker Becky Cloonan · letterer Ryan Yount · cover Becky Cloonan

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Full credits

writer Brian Wood

artist, inker Becky Cloonan

letterer Ryan Yount

cover pencils, inks Becky Cloonan

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If your words had the power that Emmy's has, you'd stay mute too. But sooner or later you have to say something, and what happens when you say the right thing to the wrong person? Set in a sleepy rural community, the relative peace is shattered by a shy girl who never meant anyone any harm. [from http://www.ait-planetlar.com]

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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