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by Dave Cooper

ISBN: 1560975431
Author: Dave Cooper
Publisher: Fantagraphics Books; Gph edition (September 21, 2003)
Language: English
Pages: 120
Category: Comics
Subcategory: Publishers
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Ripple: A Predilection For Tina Hardcover – July 4, 2017. Dave Cooper gave us this book, Ripple, which in my mind is his very best work. There's something about the scratchy art that perfectly matches the lasciviousness of the story

Ripple: A Predilection For Tina Hardcover – July 4, 2017. by. Dave Cooper (Author, Artist). Find all the books, read about the author, and more. There's something about the scratchy art that perfectly matches the lasciviousness of the story. It's a wonderful example of an original story by an original cartoonist.

Ripple a Predilection for Tina. Ripple is a breakthrough graphic novel for Dave Cooper, creator of the wildly surreal and graphic novels Crumple and Suckle. Unlike those works, Ripple is a highly realistic story in terms of subject matter and drawing style. art inclinations rather than toil in the world of commercial art. He hires a homely model, Tina, to pose for a series of "erotic" paintings that he hopes will be his breakthrough into the gallery world

Ripple: A Predilection for Tina

Ripple: A Predilection for Tina. Meanwhile, Tina's own motives behind working for Martin are slowly turned upside down as well, building the book towards its inevitably explosive end. Throughout it all, Ripple is a complex love story poked and prodded from all angles, from Martin and Tina's physical and emotional feelings toward each other, Martin's dishonesty to himself, Tina's self-loathing, and everything in between.

In Ripple, Martin is a floundering painter desperately attempting to pursue his fine-art inclinations rather than toil in the world of commercial art. He hires a model, Tina, to pose for a series of paintings he dubs "The Eroticism of Homeliness.

Ripple, a Predilection for Tina. Ripple is the final entry in a trilogy of very-loosely connected books that deal with confusion, sexuality and the perverse desires that reside within each of us, but which we would rather not discuss aloud (the other two books are Suckle and Crumple and are worth reading just for the brilliant titles!)

in Ripple: A Predilection for Tina (Fantagraphics, 2017 series) (2017).

in Ripple: A Predilection for Tina (Fantagraphics, 2017 series) (2017). Chapter Two (Table of Contents: 3). comic story, 20 pages (report information).

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Tina’s motives are slowly turned upside-down as well, leading toward the book’s explosive ending.

Published by: Fantagraphics Books. 1. 9 Was £1. 6 RRP £2. 9. Tina’s motives are slowly turned upside-down as well, leading toward the book’s explosive ending. Sad, funny, and often uncomfortable, Ripple is rendered with kinetic realism.

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by Dave Cooper Martin hires a homely model to pose for a series of "erotic" paintings. The relationship evolves into something more complex, sexual, and unhealthy. An introspective, tortured psychodrama, from the first five issues of Weasel, but with added three-color and extra pages.

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Porgisk

Reading this graphic novel is like being thrown into the deep end of the pool: you aren't expecting such blunt and graphic realism, but once you get into it, it's hard to take your eyes away. Take care: this isn't remotely for a kid of any age.
Since the summary is taken care of, I will say that I found myself thinking the story plays out almost like a FA (fat admirer) confession, of sorts. The ideas, art and ultimately the moral are much deeper and more personal than the brutish, roughly realistic and oftentimes disturbing art style would let on. The idea of large women being attractive is not found much in modern media, let alone in comic books. At first glance this appears to be a perverse sex romp, but don't judge this book by its cover.

Cozius

I'm not much when it comes to writing reviews but as a frequent comic book reader I must say that this comic book was a delightful read.

Most might think that the book may be more geared for males but I think other wise. As a female I thought the story was though provoking and paced beautifully. The ink work is detailed and specific to the mood of the book. I like how the line work changes from blue to pink at some parts. It can be graphic but, unlike in some books, it has purpose. The nudity is there to compliment the them and pushes the story along.

If your willing to try something new and something a big more daring then your typical PG comic book, (if that's typical for you) then you should pick this up.

By far this comic book is one of my favorites among others of Dave Coopers work. Just fantastic.

Gna

Just prior to hanging up his comicbook hat to focus on oil painting (and why not when he can earn between $100,000-$250,000 per gallery show)... Dave Cooper gave us this book, Ripple, which in my mind is his very best work. There's something about the scratchy art that perfectly matches the lasciviousness of the story. It's a wonderful example of an original story by an original cartoonist. You won't read or see anything like it from another.

One of my most favorite books ever. I can't recommend it enough.

-Bobby.N