Arthur Miller's play 'Death of a Salesman" has long been a favorite of mine. Watching Willy Loman stumble through his last days overwhelmed by hallucinations, regrets, embarassment, desperation and confusion breaks my heart every time. It's an amazingly touching story of a man in freefall. Will Eisner's graphic novels share a similar approach, as they too trace the existence of everyday people in challenging circumstances.
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Who doesn't know Death of a Salesman?
Vince you really impressed me today with the work you did with that brush pen....and all that great stuff off the top of your head! You sure know how to push that ink around.
Thanks, Ry. Now stop it, you're making me blush.
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