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Tales from the Edge#6
Cover: George Pratt
Tales from the Edge #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Incredibly Witty Things to Say in Bars" is a standout issue from the 1995 Tales from the Edge series, featuring a unique blend of interview and visual art. Written by George Pratt and J. David Spurlock and illustrated by Pratt himself, the issue presents five monotype paintings, one linotype, and one rubbercut—original works created for the poetry book Find Me a Voice. With Pratt handling both the interior art and cover pencils and inks, the issue offers a rare, personal glimpse into his creative process, all wrapped in a distinctive, handcrafted aesthetic.
Contains 3 stories
Untitled story
Nada [Assassinada]KachinaDoctor Suzanne Thornton
Incredibly Witty Things to Say in Bars
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Full credits
writer, artist, inker, letterer Buddy Hickerson
writer Mike Stanfill
cover pencils, inks George Pratt
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