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Read a Mind-Bending New Comic from Sammy Stein

Read a Mind-Bending New Comic from Sammy Stein

COMIC: THE WORK, BY SAMMY STEIN

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About the Author

Sammy Stein is a drawing and comic artist. He lives in Paris, France, and has taken part in several exhibitions in France and Europe. He self-publishes comics and books in which he tries to experiment with new narrative techniques. Recently he has drawn comics for several publications, including Franky (France), Super Structure (Belgium), and Smoke Signal (USA). In 2009 he co-founded Collection Revue, a magazine about contemporary drawing, which runs interviews with artists. In 2014, a new collective project began: Lagon Revue, an experimental comics magazine printed with risograph and silkscreen. He also posts pictures and new comics on his tumblr and website.

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