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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeGuy Colwell's painted graphic novel Doll announces itself with disarming intimacy — a red-haired woman draped in soft pink fabric sits on a bed, a vintage camera on a tripod nearby, her gaze quietly holding the viewer's. Colwell, working entirely alone as artist, inker, and colorist, brings a fine-art sensibility to the form, rendering skin, textile, and shadow with the kind of care rarely seen in 2019 comics. It's a striking, assured package that signals something genuinely literary and visually considered within its pages.
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↩ Reprints Doll #1 (1989), Doll #2 (1989), Doll #3 (1989), Doll #4 (1990), Doll #5 (1990), Doll #6 (1991), Doll #7 (1991), Doll #8 (1992)
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