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surreal examination of human nature

Jelly isn’t feeling the festive spirit – or excitement about the mermicorn – quite as much until he receives a mysterious present … But who is it from

a tiny boy living alone in a city of giants

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Ink And Anguish: A Jay Lynch Anthology Sally Cruikshank and thin line art highlightsBy Jay Lynch, with Ed Piskor and Patrick Rosenkranz, published by Fantagraphics. Softcover, 288 pages, colour, 2019. The first ever retrospective of one of the underground comix scenes most beloved figures, which includes an early, uncompleted collaboration with Ed Piskor (X Men: Grand Design, Hip Hop Family Tree). Jay Lynch was a counterculture artist whose career as cartoonist, satirist, and archivist spanned over six decades. Ink & Anguish is the