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- Author: Gabby Schulz
- Publisher: SECRET ACRES
- ISBN-10: 0996273913
- ISBN-13: 9780996273916
- Format: 21.3 x 29.7 x 1.5 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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The award winning author of monsters explores the political issues that affect our personal health in his new book, Sick.
The author of the perennial classic, Monsters (written as Ken Dahl), Gabby Schulz returns with a new graphic novel, Sick, which Hicksville author Dylan Horrocks calls "a punch in the face and well worth reading." Severely ill, uninsured, alone, and confined to his bed for weeks, Schulz was left searching--only to find himself. Sick documents his discovery in gory, glorious, water-colored detail, finally completed and collected here for the first time in a beautiful, album-sized hardcover edition. Like Monsters, Sick focuses on health and social policy, this time expanding from the subject of STDs and their stigma to the larger, hot-button issue of national healthcare.
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- Author: Gabby Schulz
- Publisher: SECRET ACRES
- ISBN-10: 0996273913
- ISBN-13: 9780996273916
- Format: 21.3 x 29.7 x 1.5 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
The award winning author of monsters explores the political issues that affect our personal health in his new book, Sick.
The author of the perennial classic, Monsters (written as Ken Dahl), Gabby Schulz returns with a new graphic novel, Sick, which Hicksville author Dylan Horrocks calls "a punch in the face and well worth reading." Severely ill, uninsured, alone, and confined to his bed for weeks, Schulz was left searching--only to find himself. Sick documents his discovery in gory, glorious, water-colored detail, finally completed and collected here for the first time in a beautiful, album-sized hardcover edition. Like Monsters, Sick focuses on health and social policy, this time expanding from the subject of STDs and their stigma to the larger, hot-button issue of national healthcare.
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