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Writer: RM Rhodes
RM Rhodes
Jul 7, 2015
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Updated: Jul 23

The mint green monotone gives the whole story a kind of pulp noir feeling, which makes sense because it’s a pulp noir story. It’s full of these great broad panels that show off the great art deco design of the house where most of the action happens. Very clean linework, as usual, with very good spotted blacks.

(Heavy Metal issue #111, Spring 1987 – Page 86 Sabotage by Torres)


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