Zona #1 & 3 Frank Santoro SIGNED/SKETCH Pittsburgh Art Comics Ltd to 100 NEW NM+

Description: FREE shipping for orders of 8 or more items, and multi-item orders over $100! Brand new, unread, Near Mint/Near Mint+ condition range copy I purchased during initial publishing/distribution. One Owner. Please refer to photos. Comes sealed in acid-free bag with backing board.. Packaged between cardboard in a padded flat mailer (all made from 100% post- consumer recycled materials), by a one-man/single father independent shop. Combined shipping discounts available! Add another comic or small book for $0.50 ($1 for bigger stuff). Use the "Request Total" link above your cart if on a computer, or checkout normally and I will provide shipping discounts via refund! ZONA (2016 Comics Workbook)Zona #1 by Frank Santoro, Harry Moyer, Gabriella Tito & Jack Brougham."...unique, handcrafted series from Comics Workbook that is put together right here in Pittsburgh. The premiere issue features a hand pulled silkscreened cover printed -- on both sides! -- in red and black, with an added yellow layer on the front cover only, on heavy stock. Inside you'll find four ten-page B & W stories (each with their own "cover" -- or frontice piece, in the case of Frank Santoro): untitled by Frank Santoro; "a resting place" by Harry Moyer; "Homesick" by Gabriella Tito; and "Drongo Culture" by Jack Brougham. Each of these stories takes its own approach to the form, and each is rewarding. The new-to-us talent of Jack Brougham, with his innovative use of the grid and solid chops displayed in "Drongo Culture" was a particular treat. Each issue is hand signed and numbered by Frank Santoro. Limited edition of 100. " - Copacetic Comics Zona #3: Frank Santoro, Kurt Ankeny, Jacqueline Huskisson, Paddy Lynch, Tyler Landry.The third issue of Zona returns to the format of the first -- but with a twist. As with Zona #1, #3 contians four ten-page stories by four different artists, each with its own "cover", making for 44 pages of art total. The issue leads off with "Gulls" by Kurt Ankeny in full color, followed by "Alabaster Trees" by Jacqueline Huskisson, "Caught in the Light" by Paddy Lynch and finishing up with "Guilt Came Along" by Tyler Landry, all in black and white. Huskisson and Lynch work with the official Comics Workbook grids, with Huskisson mixing it up between 9-panel and 8-panel grids, while Lynch sticks with the 8-panel grid throughout, while Ankeny and Landry both opt for the three-tieir page, with Ankeny keeping the center tier of each page as a single, full-width panel, and breaking up the top ad bottom tiers into two or three panels, respectively, for a 3-1-2 beat, while Landry holds it steady throughout with a straight run of three panel pages. If the issue has a theme, it appears to be relationships -- but there is quite a breadth to the variety of interpretations on this theme on display in the pages of this issue. And then there's the cover. The special twist to this issue is that each cover is an original piece hand drawn in red, black and/or blue marker by Frank Santoro. Here too we have variations on a theme, but the theme is formal: each cover is a head shot of varying degrees of abstraction; each is a unique, original drawing." Copacetic Comics

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