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Joseph Remnant’s Harvey Pekar seems as firmly rooted on the page and in the story as Pekar himself seems to be firmly rooted in his own life.
A terrific story terrifically illustrated. I love the lack of panel borders, and as a result, the way the story floats in a limbo not unlike that experienced while traveling. Excellent work, Messrs. Pekar and Remnant!
interesting how you went out of the panels. your lettering is
perfect joseph.. nice cross-hatched shadows. bravo!
great collaboration!
Hah! Cole looks awesome! Mr. Pekar is such a great speaker. Out of all the authors who came to BSU this year, Mr. Pekar was the best. He was so nice to speak to our class.
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I’m from muncie. I can’t believe I missed Harvey. Seriously, the biggest regret of my life.
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