EPOXY 3 John Pham 2002 Xeric winner indie comics Zine Shiva square bound NM- for Sale

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EPOXY 3 John Pham 2002 Xeric winner indie comics Zine Shiva square bound NM- For Sale

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EPOXY 3 John Pham 2002 Xeric winner indie comics Zine Shiva square bound NM-:
$66.99

This listing is for EPOXY 3, by JOHN PHAM, from 2002. This is a thick (about 80 pages), one person anthology, with stories like Shiva, Action Girl, and Oceanus vs. the Venusian Crayfish. It features beautiful art from Pham\'s early era, with clean lines and manga influence. It is incredible dense, with each oversized page loaded with beautiful indigo ink.
CONDITION NOTES:VF- Beautiful square bound. Nice, flat, clean corners. This would be NM if it included the original sales wrap. There was a narrow wrap around the center on some copies that had a UPC code. I don\'t think it was on all copies. (Grading is based on a careful examination of the flaws.)

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