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Changes: A psycho-visual novel
1992 Tundra; Matt Howarth. Fantastic B/W Illustration. Enjoy!
95 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1992
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June 10, 2019
This story should have been described as more postmodern than gonzo. Its thin plot is embellished by an often bizarre black-and-white visual style meant to confuse. Essentially two dimensional shifting brothers kill a man in exchange for a snort of “astral cocaine” but are double crossed with demon coke, sending them on a violent ride across hostile dimensions.
In typical postmodern style the events are more an emotional reflection of ideas, rather than a concern with plot or character development. The quality of the art shifts from episode to episode with the style correspondingly as random as well- befitting the story. It varies from bigfoot thick lines to very detailed pointillism drawings. This book will be either a love it or hate it default for each reader. If you want your standard graphic novel beat-em-up fare, then give it a miss. If you want something different, it’s definitely worth a look.
In typical postmodern style the events are more an emotional reflection of ideas, rather than a concern with plot or character development. The quality of the art shifts from episode to episode with the style correspondingly as random as well- befitting the story. It varies from bigfoot thick lines to very detailed pointillism drawings. This book will be either a love it or hate it default for each reader. If you want your standard graphic novel beat-em-up fare, then give it a miss. If you want something different, it’s definitely worth a look.
February 10, 2015
A seminal but mutable work, first serialized in the magazine Heavy Metal. Fantastic, enriching, and intriguining.
March 9, 2015
Trippy & bizarre. This is the book that made me a Matt Howarth fan.
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