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Walt and Skeezix Book Six 1931-1932 Drawn and Quarterly - Very Good

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Walt and Skeezix Book Six 1931-1932 Drawn and Quarterly - Very GoodVERY GOOD Book is in Very Good condition with some shelf wear, light loss of gloss, etc but no major issues like creases, missing pages, water damage, ripped cover, etc. Book likely has a remainder mark. Creators: Frank King, Chris Ware (Edited by), Jeet Heer (Introduction by) Publisher: Drawn and Quarterly ISBN: 9781770461789 Binding: Hardcover with dust jacket Pages: 400 pages On Sale Date: 2 2 2016 Dimensions: 9. 9 in H 7. 2 in W 1. 5 in T 2. 7 lb

VERY GOOD -Book is in Very Good condition with some shelf wear, light loss of gloss, etc but no major issues like creases, missing pages, water damage, ripped cover, etc. Book likely has a remainder mark.

Creators: Frank King, Chris Ware (Edited by), Jeet Heer (Introduction by)

Publisher: Drawn and Quarterly
ISBN: 9781770461789
Binding: Hardcover with dust jacket
Pages: 400 pages
On Sale Date: 2/2/2016
Dimensions: 9.9 in H | 7.2 in W | 1.5 in T | 2.7 lb Wt

The loveliest rediscovery of the vintage-comic-strip renaissance is [Walt and Skeezix]. The Washington Post
The Gasoline Alley gang enters a new decade with this volume: Skeezix moves from childhood to early adolescence and the high spirits of the 1920s give way to the Great Depression of the 1930s. Walt and Phyllis Wallet travel to England, an extended tour that echoes the real-life journey taken by the cartoonist Frank King and his family in the late 1920s. While his parents are away, Skeezix tries to solve the mystery of an arsonist. Now entering his teens, he comes to the fore of the strip as an adventurous boy surrounded by a gang of like-minded pals, and Gasoline Alley becomes an influential pillar of teenage culture, soon to be widely imitated in Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland films as well as in Archie comics.
Designed and edited by Chris Ware (Building Stories), this sixth volume of Walt and Skeezix is a celebration of and an homage to American middle-class life in the early twentieth century. An introductory essay from the comics historian Jeet Heer (In Love with Art: Francoise Mouly's Adventures in Comics with Art Spiegelman), historical appendixes from the Chicago cultural historian Tim Samuelson, and tons of extras make this book a dream come true for Gasoline Alley fans.

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