Owlhoots #2

Jan 1991 · Kitchen Sink Press · 2.50 USD; 3.00 CAD

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Owlhoots #2 (1991) delivers a quietly powerful slice of life, following Tom as he collaborates with Clayton Ellis and Jimmy Green on a project in Brooklyn before returning to Oklahoma to reconnect with Vinegar Pete and his family. Through vivid, grounded storytelling by James Vance and expressive art by John Garcia, the issue weaves together personal memories and the lingering echoes of the Oklahoma Land Rush, all rendered with a keen eye for detail and emotional resonance.

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writer James Vance · artist, inker John Garcia · letterer Doug Potter · cover John Garcia

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writer James Vance

artist, inker John Garcia

letterer Doug Potter

cover pencils, inks John Garcia

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Tom works with Clayton Ellis and Jimmy Green on his picture in Brooklyn then returns to Oklahoma to visit Vinegar Pete and his family. He also reflects on the Oklahoma Land Rush.

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