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21st Century Tank Girl

21st Century Tank Girl

Overview

After a break of 20 years, Tank Girl co-creator Jamie Hewlett (GORILLAZ) is back! His first comic in decades is crazy, revolutionary, mind-altering, and beautiful. In 21 Tank Girl, Jamie rejoins writer Alan Martin and six other artists (some Tank Girl Stalwarts, some newcomers) to produce a book of epic stupidity. This is Tank Girl for a new age. Get your head down, put your hands over your private parts, and prepare for a relentless onslaught of comics, pin-ups, poems, short stories, and needless random carnage! “Unapologetically amoral, outspoken and brash…” – Comic Crusaders

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781782768104
Publisher: Titan Comics
Publication date: 11/04/2015
Series: Tank Girl
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 116
File size: 69 MB
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Age Range: 17 Years

About the Author

Alan Martin is the cocreator of and writer (with Jamie Hewlett) of Tank Girl. His work includes Tank Girl (volumes 1–3), The Gifting, Visions of Booga, Skidmarks, Bad Wind Rising, Carioca, Everybody Loves Tank Girl, and the novel Tank Girl: Armadillo!. He lives and works in the UK. For more information, visit tank-girl.com.

Artist Jamie Hewlett is best known as the visual genius behind the award-winning, virtual pop group Gorillaz. His work includes 2000AD's Hewligan's Haircut, covers for DC, and interior art for Doom Patrol. He cocreated Tank Girl with writer Alan Martin in 1988 for British music and comics magazine Deadline, generating a vibrant body of work that became a series of top-selling graphic novels. He was named Designer of the Year in 2006 by Design Museum.

Warwick Johnson-Cadwell is a professional illustrator working in editorial illustration, concept design, storyboarding, and narrative art in various forms. He worked with Alan Martin on Solid State Tank Girl for Titan Comics, Hunch Parsons and Gungle for Blank Slate, and Dangeritis: The Misadventures of Derek Danger. You can see his sketches, ideas, and artworks in progress at warwickjohnsoncadwell.blogspot.com.
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