Monday, August 24, 2009

Comic: Voyage to the deep

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'trippy art' - a new spin on the nemo sub idea
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3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Cool! And very strange... I mean, one can't help but question the utility of a submarine with an expandable external "skin". Nontheless this very odd feature is made to serve a vital plot point in the story.
And many(9...NINE!)pages are spent in rapt contemplation of possible effects of an apocalyptic flood on New Yoprk landmarks.
I expected something merely imitative of "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" but this is truly surreal. The high note of weirdness is the (allegorical?) image on page 19 of the earth depicted as a human figure like an old anatomical illustration - a medieval "wound man" or something by Vesalius.
Good lord, this is a stange comic.
Thank you very much!

I prefer to remain anomalous...

Zen Tiger said...

I too was thinking bottom of the sea when i first glanced at it and like you was pleasantly surprised by the oddness and original ideas and visuals.. i hope others dont overlook this one!

glad you enjoyed it!

Mark said...

Yes, a very strange comic. It's almost like a fever dream, it's like nothing else I've ever seen drawn by Sam Glanzman. One third of some pages are text boxes, while some text drifts in ribbons like seaweed with nothing to cling to.

The story is almost overshadowed by the sheer paranoia and fear of the narrator. After my first reading, I didn't know what really happened and what was merely conjecture. The unseen enemy that tilts the earth on it's axis is only called the enemy.

There were four issues of this 1962- 1963 series, all drawn by Sam Glanzman. Dave uploaded #2 to comicsworld in one of his misc. packs. The #2 is just as text heavy but the art isn't quite as out there as the first issue.

I can't say the story is engaging, as it is told in such a bizarre way, but this first issue is definitely worth getting just to soak your mind in the art.

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