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Classic Daniel Clowes cover to David Greenberger’s Duplex Planet Illustrated#15, published by Fantagraphics, January 1993.

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Classic Daniel Clowes cover to David Greenberger’s Duplex Planet Illustrated#15, published by Fantagraphics, January 1993.
Dressed in a hodgepodge of garments, she wore a weathered leather jacket adorned with patches from countless adventures, neon leggings that clashed brilliantly with her battered combat boots, and a riotous assortment of belts and buckles that jingled with every step. With an ecstatic whoop that echoed through the canyon, Tank Girl bounded toward her beloved tank, a psychedelic masterpiece amidst the natural wonder. The tank's surface was painted in swirling, fluorescent patterns that seemed to
Classic Daniel Clowes cover to David Greenberger’s Duplex Planet Illustrated#15, published by Fantagraphics, January 1993.
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I dig deeper into me corny memories hopin' for inspiration, but it's all feelin' a bit mushy in there. Must be the coffee, it's gone straight to me corn flakes! What's that silly sheila gotten herself inta in the wastelands this time? I picture her zoomin' across the dusty flats on her trusty hot rod, tatty leather jacket a-flappin' in the breeze. Desert as far as the eye can corn, not another drongo in sight. But then a noise rises above the howlin' - is that didgeridoo music waftin' over from
Classic Daniel Clowes cover to David Greenberger’s Duplex Planet Illustrated#15, published by Fantagraphics, January 1993.
The editor's want somethin' new but all I can think about is that bogan sheila Tank Girl and the spot of trouble she's always brewin' up. I dig deep into me noggin but it's all getting a bit spooky in there - the coffee's gone straight to me thinker and now the gumtrees are talkin' dialogue from a Mad Max sequel. Oi, get a grip mate! Focus on something Crawlin' with creepy-crawlies and give 'em a yarn that'll have 'em clamberin' under the desks! Right, let's see what Tank Girl's gotten herself i
[Philippe Caza] David Bowie: This is Ground Control to Major Tom, You've really made the grade, And the papers want to know whose shirts you wear, Now it's time to leave the capsule if you dare, This is Major Tom to Ground Control, I'm stepping through the door, And I'm floating in a most peculiar way, And the stars look very different today
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