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Beto 2020
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When I bought my first issue Love & Rockets I became obsessed with how Gilbert drew landscapes especially his skies, so I am extremely happy to have this page.
This is page 19 of Love & Rockets vol.1 #30, and is in Poison River Chapter 2. The page features Eduardo, his shovel and Luba crossing the country. Poison River is one of my favorite Gilbert stories, it was the first story of his I read where he seemed to really be pushing himself and the audience, and it's amazing that decades later he is still doing that with his current comics like Blubber. Incredibly reductive but I always felt that Jaime makes comics about punk rock while Gilbert's comics are punk rock. This is in no way a slight against Jaime, who is one of the all time great cartoonists.
This page has a paste up on the bottom panel's far left covering some black on the side presumably another tree as well as a small heart that is broken. This piece with the paste up is how it appears in the Poison River collections.
Pencil, blue pencil, ink, white out and paste up on bristol board.
11" x 14"
This is page 19 of Love & Rockets vol.1 #30, and is in Poison River Chapter 2. The page features Eduardo, his shovel and Luba crossing the country. Poison River is one of my favorite Gilbert stories, it was the first story of his I read where he seemed to really be pushing himself and the audience, and it's amazing that decades later he is still doing that with his current comics like Blubber. Incredibly reductive but I always felt that Jaime makes comics about punk rock while Gilbert's comics are punk rock. This is in no way a slight against Jaime, who is one of the all time great cartoonists.
This page has a paste up on the bottom panel's far left covering some black on the side presumably another tree as well as a small heart that is broken. This piece with the paste up is how it appears in the Poison River collections.
Pencil, blue pencil, ink, white out and paste up on bristol board.
11" x 14"
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A propos de Gilbert Hernandez
Gilbert Hernandez né à Oxnard, Californie est un auteur de bande dessinée. Avec son frère Jaime et, au début, son frère Mario, il crée le comix Love and Rockets où, avec un dessin proche des Archie Comics, il traîte - de manière drôle, fantaisiste ou sérieuse, selon l'humeur - de la vie quotidienne des habitants de la ville imaginaire de Palomar. Il est aussi l'auteur de Mechanics.
