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

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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.
[art by Marcel Gottlieb, dit Gotlib] a Licensed space jockey in action
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[art by Marcel Gottlieb, dit Gotlib] a Licensed space jockey in action
Drawn by Bernie Wrightson, colored by Scott Hampton: A hard day in earth's orbit. But everything ended well. The evening was a success. Armageddon.
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