Obsolete Owen D. Pomery The Incal deserves its place

The Incal deserves its place at the top table of comic greatness alongside the best the medium has to offer

plus new work from Kurt Wolfgang

“I thought it was night

he sees that the life he wants isn’t compatible with the life of his parents—and his whole religious community

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Obsolete Owen D. Pomery The Incal deserves its placeBy Mikkel Sommer. Published by Nobrow. Softcover, 24 pages, Colour, 2011. Neglected by the government and with no heroic memories or loving family members to return to, the two weary soldiers seek solace in alcohol, drugs and nihilistic hedonism. Constantly haunted by nightmares of their recent tumultuous pasts, they desperately struggle to stay on the surface of reality. In front of a bank in Utah, armed and emotionally numbed, they step out of a