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The most obvious comics (to me any way) would be Dan Clowes "like a velvet glove cast in iron" followed up by stories like "the gold mommy" and the "David Boring" all from his Eight Ball comics.
Gone right off Dan Clowes after his two films, anyone remember one of his early strips where he talks about all of the film offers he got when Velvet glove first came out ?
Another one is a story by Gilbert Hernandez from the Love and Rockets book Ducks feet, about Israel, and his missing sister ( my theory is that its Izzy Ortiz from Jamies stories) The most obvious comics (to me any way) would be Dan Clowes "like a velvet glove cast in iron" followed up by stories like "the gold mommy" and the "David Boring" all from his Eight Ball comics.
Gone right off Dan Clowes after his two films, anyone remember one of his early strips where he talks about all of the film offers he got when Velvet glove first came out ?
Another one is a story by Gilbert Hernandez from the Love and Rockets book Ducks feet, about Israel, and his missing sister ( my thoery is that its Izzy Ortiz from Jamies stories) If the general Lyncy vibe isn’t picked up on it is eventally sighn posted having the man himself walking past the main character in a crowd scene singing "blue velvet".
If Gilberts Sloth is any good then i'll have a look at it.
Some of Gilberts more recent Love and Rockets stories feel quite Lynchy , if he can tear himself away from drawing giant breasted women being molested by men with two penises. Saying that I did enjoy "tales of old Palomar".
As for what Lynchian style is, well to me it is when there is a dream like quality where things that dont make sense, somehow do, an odd dis-jointed sort of feeling, which can be quite menacing, with a threat of violence.
Never read anything by Pete Milligan, i'll pick up a copy of Strange Embrace, if you reccomend it so highly Sleaze ! |
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