Avery Hill Publishingさんのイラストまとめ

@agabrams In terms of epic story-telling and weird sci-fi/fantasy, you should look no further than On A Sunbeam by Tillie Walden! It's big, it's fun, it's emotional, it also happens to be a masterpiece.
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@notpaulleahy Thanks, Paul! Well I'm absolutely going to recommend Goatherded by Charlo Frade for a bit of existential, cerebral sci-fi! It's worth getting our mini comics bundle as I think you'll be into Swear Jar in particular as well! (also check out George Wylesol)
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@LukeSurl These are excellent choices. And this is an easy one as all of these are in some ways an influence on Metroland. Alternate lives, sci-fi, David Bowie, melancholia...slam dunk.
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@Querstret As you’re a fan of things beginning with F (and I think you have Follow Me In), I recommend (The) Flood That Did Come by Patrick Wray! Or something that doesn’t begin with F, Untitled Ape’s Epic Adventure by Steve Tillotson! Although it’s more concerned with Hell than Heaven.

@KevinWayneW I'm going with Untitled Ape's Epic Adventure by Steve Tillotson. I think the dark sense of humour, the underlying melancholia and road trip aspects of the plot will appeal! Plus, it's genius.
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What We Don't Talk About by @Zolwia is out this month! Get your copy here: https://t.co/xgYYSeDQ73
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Coming Soon...@ShantiDraws
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Don't miss your chance to get Desolation Wilderness by @ClaireScully at 25% off today only!
An exploration of landscape and memory...
"A truly unique graphic narrative experience.”
- @brokenfrontier
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Today we're doing a 25% off deal on Desolation Wilderness by @ClaireScully! ⁠
Claire's work explores landscape & memory: the idea that within the space on each page a world can be created.
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Tillie has won Best Graphic Album at the Eisners! This is incredibly well deserved and a sign of how seriously her body of work is being taken nowadays.