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This is my fake aged poster for the fake 1971 Comic Art Convention in New York. I decided on using a computer font because it looks just like the word balloons Marvel was using on the covers at the time. I hope it is convincing.

 

It is for my graphic novel, "The Tower of the Comic Book Freaks". I will be finished it in about two months.

 

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Hey Ron,

 

May I ask what font that is? I like it and would like to acquire it.

 

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Hi, Artboy. The only one not on your computer is Great Lake NF. I got it for free off the internet. If you can't find it let me know. Also,the lettering-like-a-comic-book font is Joe Kubert which I purchased for, I think, $10.

 

 

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About the Graphic Novel.

 

It is a 200 page story. With chapter breaks and additional single page stories it comes to 216. With an afterword, a preface, acknowledgements and all the other stuff I don't know how long it will be. It is contracted to Caliber. It will come out first as a series of on line comics then as a paper book. But I have to finish it. I have about 65 pages of inking to do then I will colour it chapter by chapter to expedite the internet publication. Here is another page.

 

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A kind of "stream of consciousness" comic that I did in the late 80s for a zine - The Gloucester Fish that friends from College put together.

 

JGK_Treb01_zpsqzsv1cug.jpgJGK_Treb2_zpsmjhntmxj.jpg

 

Just wanted to say... I liked this again. It makes me smile

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A kind of "stream of consciousness" comic that I did in the late 80s for a zine - The Gloucester Fish that friends from College put together.

 

JGK_Treb01_zpsqzsv1cug.jpgJGK_Treb2_zpsmjhntmxj.jpg

 

Just wanted to say... I liked this again. It makes me smile

 

I like it too. It is a world I had never seen.

 

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About the Graphic Novel.

 

It is a 200 page story. With chapter breaks and additional single page stories it comes to 216. With an afterword, a preface, acknowledgements and all the other stuff I don't know how long it will be. It is contracted to Caliber. It will come out first as a series of on line comics then as a paper book. But I have to finish it. I have about 65 pages of inking to do then I will colour it chapter by chapter to expedite the internet publication. Here is another page.

 

Gary%203.jpg

 

Great stuff.

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Hi, Artboy. The only one not on your computer is Great Lake NF. I got it for free off the internet. If you can't find it let me know. Also,the lettering-like-a-comic-book font is Joe Kubert which I purchased for, I think, $10.

 

 

Thanks. The Joe Kubert font is the one I am after, the one you used in the word balloons on your page.

 

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A kind of "stream of consciousness" comic that I did in the late 80s for a zine - The Gloucester Fish that friends from College put together.

 

JGK_Treb01_zpsqzsv1cug.jpgJGK_Treb2_zpsmjhntmxj.jpg

 

Just wanted to say... I liked this again. It makes me smile

Thanks Senormac & That Ron Dude. Glad that you like it! it was fun to do!

It's a world that I've been thinking of revisiting 27 years later! I'm still friends

with a bunch of the people that contributed to and put this Zine - The Gloucester

Fish together. One of them is Joe Shields who went on to become Joe Cartoon:

http://joecartoon.com

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My team at work had to do paintings this week to hang up on our walls, so I did this. My first time painting (well, second time, did a watercolor in high school). I looked at Poplars at Saint-Remy and did a version one onebillionth as good.

 

I think it turned out ok though...or at least better than my coworkers glitter handprints. lol

 

 

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My team at work had to do paintings this week to hang up on our walls, so I did this. My first time painting (well, second time, did a watercolor in high school). I looked at Poplars at Saint-Remy and did a version one onebillionth as good.

 

I think it turned out ok though...or at least better than my coworkers glitter handprints. lol

 

 

unnamed_zpsni8znk6s.jpg

 

I assume you copied Van Gogh. When I looked at it I said, "Looks like a Van Gogh".

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My team at work had to do paintings this week to hang up on our walls, so I did this. My first time painting (well, second time, did a watercolor in high school). I looked at Poplars at Saint-Remy and did a version one onebillionth as good.

 

I think it turned out ok though...or at least better than my coworkers glitter handprints. lol

 

 

unnamed_zpsni8znk6s.jpg

 

I assume you copied Van Gogh. When I looked at it I said, "Looks like a Van Gogh".

 

Yeah, I looked at Poplars at Saint-Remy, like I mentioned.

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