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Words Without Pictures is a collection of prose stories and poems written by people known primarily for writing or drawing comic books. With the exception of the introduction (by Matt Feazell of "Zot in Dimension 10 1/2" fame) which reverses the concept of the book by being pictures without words, and spot illustrations of the authors by John Bolton, there are no drawings.
A curated collection of prose and poetry emerges from the world of comic creators, challenging their usual visual mediums. This anthology gathers written works from individuals renowned for their contributions to comic books, offering a different facet of their creativity. The only visual elements are an introductory piece that mirrors the book's concept by presenting pictures without words, and spot illustrations of the contributors by John Bolton. The core of the book lies in the written narratives and verses presented by these artists and writers.
This collection showcases the literary talents of individuals primarily known for their work in comic books, offering a unique perspective on their creative output. The premise of 'Words Without Pictures' highlights the versatility of these artists and writers by focusing on their prose and poetry. The inclusion of an introductory piece that plays with the concept of visual versus textual storytelling, alongside specific illustrations, adds a meta-commentary layer to the anthology. The book serves as a testament to the diverse skill sets present within the comic book community.
Page Count:
180
Publication Date:
1990-01-01
Publisher:
Arcane/Eclipse
ISBN-10:
1560600322
ISBN-13:
9781560600329
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