The Story
APE #1 (ONE SHOT)
(W) RICH TOMMASO (A) RICH TOMMASO (C) RICH TOMMASO
FLOATING WORLD COMICS
StockID: 173877 SKU: 0326FW0782
Rich Tommaso spent over six years--going from his work on a variety of Black Phoenix projects and returning every so often- to this special one- to slowly craft a panel here and a page there- little by little. All in an effort to sharply hone his skills in order to produce a comics art work reminiscent of the early 1952-1956 Mad magazines! Studying (and deeply admiring) the “Mad” works of Will Elder- Wally Wood- Jack Davis and of course- the Mad creator himself- Harvey Kurtzman- by 2026- after five months of uninterrupted work- Rich has finally finished this long-awaited project. In this one-shot comic book- APE No. 1- you’ll read about mad scientists- strange visitors from outer space- horny bald men in newspaper offices- gun crazy cowboys- junkies- flunkies- businessmen- husbands- wives- lovers- haters and angst-ridden teenagers!---Everything you’d expect to find in an old- mid-20th-century issue of Mad!
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APE #1 (ONE SHOT)
(W) RICH TOMMASO (A) RICH TOMMASO (C) RICH TOMMASO
FLOATING WORLD COMICS
StockID: 173877 SKU: 0326FW0782
Rich Tommaso spent over six years--going from his work on a variety of Black Phoenix projects and returning every so often- to this special one- to slowly craft a panel here and a page there- little by little. All in an effort to sharply hone his skills in order to produce a comics art work reminiscent of the early 1952-1956 Mad magazines! Studying (and deeply admiring) the “Mad” works of Will Elder- Wally Wood- Jack Davis and of course- the Mad creator himself- Harvey Kurtzman- by 2026- after five months of uninterrupted work- Rich has finally finished this long-awaited project. In this one-shot comic book- APE No. 1- you’ll read about mad scientists- strange visitors from outer space- horny bald men in newspaper offices- gun crazy cowboys- junkies- flunkies- businessmen- husbands- wives- lovers- haters and angst-ridden teenagers!---Everything you’d expect to find in an old- mid-20th-century issue of Mad!
