by Mark Ricketts
The Concept: Dig this, daddy-o! A 1950s Greenwich Village beatnik seeks love and spiritual enlightenment, but instead finds himself embroiled in a mystery involving a murdered exotic dancer, a thrill-killing mobster, a hopped-up bebop jazz drummer, a ruthless Hollywood starlet, and a crooked cop. This cat is on an espresso-fueled, riffs-n-stiffs, one-way trip to nowheresville, baby! SC, 7x10, 192pg, b&w
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From the Publisher:
Mark Ricketts has been drawing comics since 1991. His work includes International Cowgirl Magazine, Book of Twilight, and Nowheresville, as well as contributions to The Lost, Urban Legends and Occurrences: The Illustrated Ambrose Bierce.
From the Author:
I had a revelation (or was it an epiphany?) when reading the passage from Steve Allen's 1955 classic "Bop Fables" where Little Red Riding Hood questions the wolf in a grandma disguise. "I don't want to sound square or anything," she says, "but you don't look like my grandmother at all. You look like some other cat." It dawned on me that this little basket carrying chick was doing some detective work (questions about big teeth, big ears, etc.) to solve a mystery.
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- PublisherImage Comics
- Publication date2002
- ISBN 10 1582402418
- ISBN 13 9781582402413
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages192
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