Pop-Sequentialism: From Watchmen to The Walking Dead, Great Comic Book Art of the Modern Age (Near Fine) Bronze Age (1970-1985) Inscribed and dated 12

Inscribed and dated 12

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Pop-Sequentialism: From Watchmen to The Walking Dead, Great Comic Book Art of the Modern Age (Near Fine) Bronze Age (1970-1985) Inscribed and dated 12Catalog for a 2011 art exhibition celebrating comic book art. From the exhibition website: Few artforms have gone as unchanged and unrespected for as long as sequential art, yet none has had as arguably tremendous an impact as the superhero comic book. For the very first time, a survey of the most important works from the greatest writers & artists of the past quarter century will be displayed in a fine art gallery and offered for sale. These are the