Naked City: A Graphic Novel
By Eric Drooker
Illustrated by Eric Drooker
By Eric Drooker
Illustrated by Eric Drooker
By Eric Drooker
Illustrated by Eric Drooker
By Eric Drooker
Illustrated by Eric Drooker
Category: Comics | Literary Fiction
Category: Comics | Literary Fiction
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$29.99
Oct 08, 2024 | ISBN 9781506743509
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Oct 08, 2024 | ISBN 9781506743561
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Praise
Praise for Eric Drooker:
“[Flood is] a complex, dream-charged vision of alienation in the wet, mean streets of New York City, where primal, natural urges are suppressed in the lonely isolation of crowds. It’s a picture of a soulless civilization headed toward the apocalypse. It’s a poetic and lyrical novel – told virtually without words…Mr. Drooker has discovered the magic of pulling light and life out of an inky sea of darkness.”—Art Spiegelman, The New York Times Book Review
“Strong black-and-white artwork, bent to strange purpose”—Frank Miller
“Mr. Drooker is a true successor to Lynd Ward and Frans Masereel: his New York is the New York of nightmare, a wordless metropolis of ever looming disaster. Flood is a powerful vision, scraped with care on the backs of our eyeballs.”—Neil Gaiman
“Drooker’s old Poe hallucinations of beauteous deathly reality transcend political hang-up and fix our present American dreams.”—Allen Ginsberg
“Elegiac, spiritual, and political . . . written in a language that anyone can understand, exploring themes of universal interest, Drooker continues Masereel’s profoundly democratic artwork.”—Time
“With Blood Song, Drooker has not only exhibited his growing skill as a scratchboard artist but has contributed another important work in the genre of wordless comics. Blood Song will shake up readers with a strong social statement in a fine-crafted tale.”—The Comics Journal
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