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Evolved from Ascent magazine’s regular comic strip feature this first graphic novel by Montreal artist Billy Mavreas recounts a hero’s journey, from the hidden murk of the subconscious to the heights of potential and self – healing. Told with whimsy, symbolism and emotional honesty, and carefully rendered in subtle tones of grey, this cartoon journey is like no other.
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