Optic Nerve #7

Jun 1994 · Adrian Tomine · 2.00 USD

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“Stammer”

In "Stammer," Adrian Tomine offers a quiet, personal moment in Optic Nerve #7, stepping out of the narrative to reflect on his journey as a self-published creator and his transition to Drawn & Quarterly. With his signature intimate style, Tomine shares a candid note to readers, expressing gratitude and marking a shift in his creative path. The issue, drawn, inked, lettered, and written entirely by Tomine, features a cover by him as well, making it a deeply personal chapter in the series.

writer, artist, inker, letterer Adrian Tomine · cover Adrian Tomine

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Adrian Tomine

cover pencils, inks Adrian Tomine

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A strip with creator Adrian Tomine addressing the audience, explaining his switch from self-publishing to Drawn & Quarterly and thanking his supporters from the past seven issues.

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