World War 3 Illustrated #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Pryzguk" is a striking, introspective narrative from Barron Storey, who writes, draws, inks, and letters this powerful entry in the World War 3 Illustrated series. A 1989 issue with a cover by Marguerite Van Cook and James Romberger, it weaves together personal turmoil and political urgency, exploring themes of environmental decay and self-destruction through a deeply personal lens.
In "B.B.J. (Baby Blaze Juggler no. 2)," a young girl named B.B.J. navigates a world where personal and political turmoil blur, her life intertwined with the wreckage of a failing environment and the quiet strain of her mother’s presence. The story unfolds with a raw, intimate intensity, weaving everyday moments into a larger, haunting meditation on survival and loss.
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↩ Reprints Heavy Metal Magazine #2 (1989)
Reprinted in World War 3 Illustrated: Confrontational Comics #[nn] (1995), You Don't Have to Fuck People Over to Survive #[nn] (1999)
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