Art For Art’s Sake # 335: Kezuka Ryouichirou’s Onban Kikou/Otomachi Record
by Richard Bruton
Chris Weston‘s tribute piece to Mick McMahon‘s Last American…
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Evan M Cohen – don’t you just love the style and colour choices here?
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Robin Higginbottom – Poison Ivy
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Colin MacNeill
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Geraldo Borges – Dick Tracy
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John Watson
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Amanda Conner – Peacemaker
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Ralph Cesentino
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Chris Bachalo – Batman
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Bruce Timm
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Ryan Jablonski
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Francis Portela X-Men
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James Harden – Batman 154
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Brian Bolland with a somewhat tongue-in-cheek Dredd…
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The Avengers by Mike and Laura Allred
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The brilliance of Don Martin…
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Michael Cho – The X-Men
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Bill Sienkiewicz – Spidey
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Sebastian Piriz – FF doing the Beatles…
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Phil Noto – Birds of Prey #51 (March 2003)
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And we’ll end this one with something absolutely beautiful…
Saw it thanks to the Dirty River Tumblr, Onban Kikou 音盤紀行 / Otomachi Record, released in France as Sounds of Vinyl, collecting Kezuka Ryouichirou‘s work:
‘A collection of short stories that traces the memories and feelings contained in records, including the secrets of records left by a grandfather, an underground record store that sells banned pop music, and an old jukebox in a diner in the near future.’
‘The secret of the record left by my grandfather, the underground record shop dealing with forbidden pop music, and the old jukebox in the diner of the near future. A collection of short stories that traces the memories and feelings contained in the records.
‘Through vinyl records belonging to her grandfather, a young woman will discover the stories of artists from different countries, the dreams they hold, and the obstacles they faced. We will discover a country under the rule of ruthless communism, a ship that houses a pirate radio station, and many other events.’
Just that, plus the imagery below, and that’s one I’d love to read.
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