Magic Bullet #8
In "I Hate the Moon," writer and artist Bizhan Khodabandeh crafts a quietly powerful moment in Magic Bullet #8, where a father’s distraction at his drawing board creates a heartbreaking disconnect with his daughter—his words promise presence, but his actions don’t match. The story’s emotional weight is sharpened by the stark contrast between his drawn scenes and the real-life danger she faces, all rendered with intimate, expressive art. Cover by Steve Loya captures the issue’s tense, introspective mood.
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A father stays at his drawing board, ignoring his daughter's requests, until she's almost hit by a car. His word balloons talk about how he spends time with her, not matching the drawings.
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