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Malinky Robot: Bicycle #[nn]

Dec 2005 · Slave Labor · 2.95 USD
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This collection presents the first of Sonny Liew's Malinky Robot stories, originally serialized in the early 2000s. It follows the gentle, whimsical adventures of two friends, Atari and Forest, in a near-future city, blending a manga-influenced art style with a heartfelt, slice-of-life narrative. Published by Slave Labor Graphics, this volume is a key entry in Liew's acclaimed indie series.

In "Bicycle," three kids who’ve stolen bikes spin tales that leap into wildly different comic styles—ranging from a surreal fantasy ("Ingrown Nale") to a nostalgic Sunday strip and a pulpy superhero adventure ("Doctor Midnight"). Written and drawn entirely by Sonny Liew, the issue blends uninked pencils, stark black-and-white pages, and vibrant color segments, all unified by his distinctive hand. The cover by Sonny Liew captures the story’s playful, inventive spirit.

writer, artist, inker, colorist, letterer Sonny Liew · cover Sonny Liew

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After stealing bicycles, three kids tell each other stories, which take the form of a fantasy comic book ("Ingrown Nale"), a Sunday comic strip page, and a super-hero comic ("Doctor Midnight"). Pages are a mixture of uninked pencils, black-&-white pages, and full color segments.

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