Nausea #[nn]
This collection brings together the complete run of the 2012 comic series Nausea, published by Reprodukt. The story follows a man grappling with existential dread and physical revulsion as he confronts the absurdity of everyday life, adapting themes from Sartre's philosophical novel into a graphic narrative. The volume collects all issues of the series, presenting a cohesive exploration of alienation and meaning in a modern setting.
Jelly Roll Mortons Vooodoo-Fluch dives into the haunting legacy of a blues legend, weaving his own words into a tale of fame, fate, and the mysterious forces said to have followed him. With a rhythm as deep as the Delta and a story steeped in myth, it’s a portrait of a man caught between music and myth.
In *Die religiöse Erleuchtung des Philip K. Dick*, Crumb brings to life a haunting episode from Dick’s life, capturing the moment when a vision upends his perception—transporting him into the mindset of ancient Roman Apostolic Christians. As the boundary between reality and revelation blurs, the experience begins to seep into his thoughts, reshaping his understanding of the world.
In "Die Abenteuer von 'Wichita' Ratte und Tänzerin," Wichita grapples with Dave’s increasingly peculiar sexual preferences, while Brice and Tanya navigate a night out at Max’s restaurant. Amidst the chaos, John and his wife attempt to spark intimacy, all within a surreal, sexually charged soap opera that blurs the line between desire and absurdity.
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