Stinz #24

Stinz #24

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Donna Barr
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Page Count: 36
ÒTribals.: One little bullet can cause a world of pain. But in StinzÕ;s world that pain can be metaphysical on top of physical, changing birds into lizards, strangers into newlyweds, or men into reluctant gods. Includes new art by Carla Speed McNeil, Kjartan Arnorsson, Roberta Gregory, Batton Lash, and many others. ÒAny artist this talented doesnÕt need my endorsement, but I give it freely. Read and enjoyÓ Ñ William Messner-Loebs, Journey, Wonder Woman. Stinz is the story of a centaur, although heÕ;d prefer it if you called him a Half-horse. Stinz is a big blond stallion, black as night on the hair end, whose excellent animal instincts and fine human brain too often cancel each other out. In a series that follows his life from clumsy colt and accidental soldier to legendary war hero and mayor of his small home town, Stinz never fails to be in the middle of his worldÕ;s events. ItÕs not OUR world, but what difference does that make?ÒTribals.: One little bullet can cause a world of pain. But in StinzÕ;s world that pain can be metaphysical on top of physical, changing birds into lizards, strangers into newlyweds, or men into reluctant gods. Includes new art by Carla Speed McNeil, Kjartan Arnorsson, Roberta Gregory, Batton Lash, and many others. ÒAny artist this talented doesnÕt need my endorsement, but I give it freely. Read and enjoyÓ Ñ William Messner-Loebs, Journey, Wonder Woman. Stinz is the story of a centaur, although heÕ;d prefer it if you called him a Half-horse. Stinz is a big blond stallion, black as night on the hair end, whose excellent animal instincts and fine human brain too often cancel each other out. In a series that follows his life from clumsy colt and accidental soldier to legendary war hero and mayor of his small home town, Stinz never fails to be in the middle of his worldÕ;s events. ItÕs not OUR world, but what difference does that make?