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Frank, Vol. 1

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Jim Woodring's captivating and enigmatic body of "Frank" stories is an astonishing work of imaginative splendor.Included in Volume 1 is the complete, award-winning masterpiece "Frank in the River" — 32 pages of breathtaking painted color — as well as 60 pages of crisply beguiling black-and-white pen-and-inkwork.

Genre
humorfantasy
Themes
art
Audience
adult
Length
short · 96 pages

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