The Louche and Insalubrious Escapades of Art d'Ecco #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Introduction," the delightfully absurd Art d'Ecco sets out to track down the original New Zealand comic books bearing his name—only to discover they’ve become wildly sought-after collector’s items. Written by Andrew Langridge and brought to life with sharp, eccentric flair by Roger Langridge, this early chapter of The Louche and Insalubrious Escapades of Art d'Ecco blends satire and surrealism in a story that’s as much about obsession as it is about identity. The cover by Roger Langridge perfectly captures the comic’s offbeat charm.
Art D'Ecco, ever chasing the elusive thrill of the rare, sets his sights on a legendary copy of the original New Zealand Art D'Ecco comics—only to find they’ve become absurdly valuable, turning his quest into a surreal game of desperation and absurdity. With The Gump lurking in the background and Art Nouveau adding a touch of ironic flair, the hunt takes a turn that’s equal parts satire and self-parody.
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↩ Reprints Art D'Ecco #1 (1990), Graphic Story Monthly #3 (1990), Art D'Ecco #2 (1991), Art D'Ecco #3 (1991), Art D'Ecco #4 (1992), Zoot! #1 (1992)
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