Ray Lago: Heroes & Angels Golden Age (1938-1950) and vixens live in a

and vixens live in a seedy yet swinging 1960s universe

The final volume completing the reprinting of Segar's Popeye

in the years following World War II

the desire for creativity

The Score finds Parker assembling the best caper men he can find to knock over his most audacious target yet: an entire town

Ray Lago: Heroes & Angels Golden Age (1938-1950) and vixens live in aFrom Kurt Busiek's introduction: Ray's got enormous skill his command of technique is amazing. But skill alone has never been enough. There are a lot of artists out there whose work is technically excellent, but their work doesn't engage the viewer it just lies there on the page, clinically impressive but emotionally empty. Ray has never had that problem. Ray's characters have a light in their eyes, en expression on their faces, an emotional solidity