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The Goon - 9: Calamity of Conscience

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Multiple Eisner Award-winning creator of The Goon Eric Powell teams with acclaimed colorist Dave Stewart to bring this tale of humor, horror, and heartbreak to a close. Prepare for the usual weirdness, as only Powell and The Goon can provide: the living dead (children, priests, and pretty ladies), pretty living ladies, gypsies, backwoods children . . . "dogs" . . . crazy-weird cats, pimps peddling animal love, animals on the receiving end of said animal love . . . evil Shredded Wheat-men, more-evil undead burlesque-house owners, guys with tails, a woky (a woky?) . . . and more! * The Goon Volume 9 collects the final installment of Goon Year (issues #28-#31)! * " . . . mobsters and zombies in a world that looks like Sin City channeled by E. C. Segar's Popeye universe." -Los Angeles Times

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The Goon - 9: Calamity of Conscience, Dave Stewart, Eric Powell

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Jaar van publicatie
2009
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Titel
The Goon - 9: Calamity of Conscience
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Dark Horse
Jaar van publicatie
2009
Formaat
Paperback
Aantal pagina's
128
ISBN10
1595823468
ISBN13
9781595823465
Reeks
Aantekening
Multiple Eisner Award-winning creator of The Goon Eric Powell teams with acclaimed colorist Dave Stewart to bring this tale of humor, horror, and heartbreak to a close. Prepare for the usual weirdness, as only Powell and The Goon can provide: the living dead (children, priests, and pretty ladies), pretty living ladies, gypsies, backwoods children . . . "dogs" . . . crazy-weird cats, pimps peddling animal love, animals on the receiving end of said animal love . . . evil Shredded Wheat-men, more-evil undead burlesque-house owners, guys with tails, a woky (a woky?) . . . and more! * The Goon Volume 9 collects the final installment of Goon Year (issues #28-#31)! * " . . . mobsters and zombies in a world that looks like Sin City channeled by E. C. Segar's Popeye universe." -Los Angeles Times