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Hell of a Story Late 20th-Century Illustrators originally published in 1986 - Comic Book Artist Magazine
Hell of a Story Late 20th-Century Illustrators originally published in 1986 - Comic Book Artist Magazine
Hell of a Story Late 20th-Century Illustrators originally published in 1986 - Comic Book Artist Magazine
Hell of a Story Late 20th-Century Illustrators originally published in 1986 - Comic Book Artist Magazine
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Hell of a Story Late 20th-Century Illustrators originally published in 1986 - Comic Book Artist Magazine

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Hell of a Story Late 20th Century Illustrators originally published in 1986 Comic Book Artist Magazine originally published in 1986 1987 "When you see them from very close up and watch them work and train currently living in Los Angeles Alex Konstad is an Art Director and Illustrator from the forests of Portland Oregon

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