Pickle #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Stars Part 2 and Part 3" continues the layered narrative of Pickle #7, a 1995 release from Black Eye, where Dylan Horrocks crafts a story that blurs the line between creator and creation. The issue opens with a pair of fictional letters from Abe Zenas and Barney Hotere, hinting at creative tensions as they strive to complete their shared project, Cafe Underground, before shifting into a bold splash page that marks the next chapter. Dylan Horrocks handles every aspect of the interior art, inking, and lettering, with the cover also drawn and inked by him, showcasing his singular vision.
In "Cafe Underground: Part Nine: Te Atua No Te Pakeha," the creative tension between Abe Zenas and Barney Hotere surfaces in a pair of letters that hint at a shared struggle to bring their collaborative vision to life. The story closes with a striking splash page, signaling the next chapter in their unfolding journey.
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Reprinted in Hicksville #[nn] (1998)
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