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    Memoir » Memoir #1 - ... Long, Long Road released by Image on January 2011.

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    ... Long, Long Road last edited by yewberry on 03/29/23 09:00AM View full history

    In a town where everyone has a lapse of memory, one rouge reporter decides to investigate the story.However upon his arrival he is met with hostility from the townspeople.The only person who proves an exception to this is strangely sad store owner. He keeps repeating oddly ominous phrases. The issue ends with him digging up a giant cluster of dead bodies, and him saying he drempt all of them...

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    Memoir #1 - ... Long, Long Road by zack_freeman on January 19, 2011

    A journalist investigates a town where every resident, except one stranger, has forgotten his or her memories.  The Good There's a palpable sense of creepiness to these proceedings and every aspect of the book - - from the bleak grayscale to the hushed delivery to the clinging-to-calmness narration - - contributes to it. Cook's art arcs from convincing naturalism to grotesque curvature with some skilled fluidity, recalling David Lapham''s work to my mind. Even without the text, there's this gre...

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