Jim #4

In "What the Left Hand Did," Jim Woodring dives into his signature surreal world with a story that unfolds through a series of bizarre, dreamlike vignettes, all tied together by the mysterious presence of a recurring figure named Da. The issue is a self-contained oddity, packed with surreal imagery and cryptic symbolism, presented in the unmistakable style of Woodring, who handles every aspect of the book—writing, art, inking, and lettering—making it a fully realized, one-of-a-kind experience. The cover, also by Woodring, captures the enigmatic tone with its stark, hand-drawn aesthetic, while the accompanying promotional items like the Kava Kava Diary and Da. mini-comic hint at a larger, ongoing mythology just beyond the page.