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Lulu Print Series 2.01 - But Lulu Shot Him Instead. Print

John Linton Roberson

United States

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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

First in a series of full-color prints of Frank Wedekind's classic tragic character Lulu, the plays about whom (ERDGEIST, PANDORA'S BOX) I am presently adapting for comics, the first full adaptation of the plays for that medium. Depicted here is a scene from Pandora's Box, when Lulu shoots one of her many husbands throughout the story, after he tries to make her shoot herself. Traditional pencil, and digital color. Original sold 2013 ($250).

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Giclee on Canvas

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14 W x 21 H x 1.25 D in

Size with Frame:

15.75 W x 22.75 H x 1.25 D in

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John Linton Roberson has been an independent cartoonist, writer, and illustrator for over 25 years, and has produced 22 publications as Bottomless Studio since 1998. He is the adapter of Frank Wedekind's Lulu, the creator of Martha, Vladrushka, and Suzy Spreadwell, among others, and the co-creator (with John E. Williams) of Uncle Cyrus. In addition he has also been published by Journey Magazine, Fantagraphics Books, Seven Stories Press and Martian Lit. He is also the editor of the anthology THIS SICKNESS. Pages from his Lulu were exhibited in Munich's Deutsches Theatremuseum as part of their 2014 Frank Wedekind retrospective. Occasionally he is heard, usually at length, on Tim Young's Deconstructing Comics podcast. Some of the influences on his current work include Dave Sim, Dan DeCarlo, Felicien Rops,Terry Southern, Jack Kamen, Molly Kiely, Paolo Serpieri, Emily Kaplan, Norman Lindsay, Carter Tutti and Guido Crepax. Online you can find him at .

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