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Red in Tooth and Claw
by Steven Archer
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Pub Date Aug 20 2024 | Archive Date Sep 03 2024
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Description
This illustrated work tells the epic story of the World Wolf, his limitless love for his partner and the boundless destruction that is caused when something comes between them. A Kaiju story meets ancient creation myth in modern day flyover America.
Advance Praise
“It is jagged and it is lyrical, it is beautiful and it is grotesque. It is horrific and cuddly. There are Larsonesque scribbles, and oils so deep you get lost in the hues….There is first-person omniscience, an immortal being watching evolution unfold in real time. There is poetry. This is entropy and singularity and Big Bang rendered as myth, as supernatural entities.”
—Peter Watts author of Eriophora
Available Editions
EDITION | Paperback |
ISBN | 9781947879829 |
PRICE | $45.00 (USD) |
PAGES | 214 |
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Featured Reviews
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Very interesting novel really. A bit different than a regular graphic book as it has a lot more reading than your regular comic. This would be a very good big book for folks that love fantasy.
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Sad, dark and painfully beautiful!
We follow the Red wolf as it goes through life and the growth of the world
Finding and losing love, and becoming the ultimate monster
Through amazing art, the story is told in a woven poetry style that feels like each chapter is a rebirth
I found myself contemplating love and self destruction, what we do after the truama
I reccomend for VC Andrews fans and anyone who likes Shaun Tans dark asethetic
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