'MAILIES'
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A$40.00
Issues 1 - 3 of the Silent Army newsprint anthology 'Dailies' in a neat lil 500gm package.
Dailies is a collection of short stories about daily life from Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia. Some established, some emerging - these collections are a showcase of Australasian comic artists and illustrators.
With continued comic stories from Simon Hanselmann, Michael Hawkins, Kieran Mangan, Michael Fikaris and Tim Danko aswell as ongoing contributions from Sam Wallman, Tom O'Hern, Lachlan Conn, David Ghostpatrol, Mandy Ord and many more.
This is 192 pages with over 80 different artists mailed in one package
LIMITED EDITION (issue one of this publication nearly out of stock)
Price includes shipping to anywhere in the world
Dailies is a collection of short stories about daily life from Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia. Some established, some emerging - these collections are a showcase of Australasian comic artists and illustrators.
With continued comic stories from Simon Hanselmann, Michael Hawkins, Kieran Mangan, Michael Fikaris and Tim Danko aswell as ongoing contributions from Sam Wallman, Tom O'Hern, Lachlan Conn, David Ghostpatrol, Mandy Ord and many more.
This is 192 pages with over 80 different artists mailed in one package
LIMITED EDITION (issue one of this publication nearly out of stock)
Price includes shipping to anywhere in the world
DAILIES FINAL ISSUE
Issues 4 of the Silent Army newsprint anthology magazine.
Dailies is a collection of short stories about daily life from Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia.
This issue, contributors were asked to send something regarding Melbourne, the origin of the publication.
Contributions from Simon Hanselmann, Michael Hawkins, Kieran Mangan and Tim Danko aswell as ongoing contributions from Sam Wallman, Tom O'Hern, Lachlan Conn, David Ghostpatrol, Mandy Ord and many more.
Issues 4 of the Silent Army newsprint anthology magazine.
Dailies is a collection of short stories about daily life from Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia.
This issue, contributors were asked to send something regarding Melbourne, the origin of the publication.
Contributions from Simon Hanselmann, Michael Hawkins, Kieran Mangan and Tim Danko aswell as ongoing contributions from Sam Wallman, Tom O'Hern, Lachlan Conn, David Ghostpatrol, Mandy Ord and many more.