Pickle #2

Oct 1993 · Black Eye · 2.95 CAD; 2.95 USD

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“The Fall of Captain Tomorrow”

In "The Fall of Captain Tomorrow," Dylan Horrocks crafts a layered narrative where Leonard Batts travels to New Zealand to interview the reclusive Dick Burger, only to encounter a community wary of discussing him. The story unfolds through a fictionalized comic-within-a-comic, presenting the (fake) first two pages and cover of "The Fall of Captain Tomorrow," supposedly by Burger with lettering by Curt Ovbleski, all drawn and lettered by Horrocks himself, with cover art by Horrocks.

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Dylan Horrocks · cover Dylan Horrocks

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Dylan Horrocks

cover pencils, inks Dylan Horrocks

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Leonard Batts arrives in New Zealand to interview Dick Burger, but finds the locals hostile to talk about him. Also includes the (fake) cover and first 2 pages of "The Fall of Captain Tomorrow", supposedly written and illustrated by Dick Burger and lettered by Curt Ovbleski.

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