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Liberty Meadows Volume 1: Eden (Liberty Meadows #1)
by
Frank Cho
Back in print Collecting the first nine issues of the award winning and totally uncensored Liberty Meadows with an all-new cover. Also featuring cover galleries and sketch galleries of unpublished Liberty Meadows art.
Published
(first published November 20th 2002)
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Welcome to Frank Cho's attempt at legitimacy! He initially started out with University 2 (that's actually pronounced University Squared) which has just about all of the main characters with the primary difference being that Frank is actually a Duck and that the backdrop is actually a college town and not an animal sanctuary. I think he made the switch because for Frank and Brandy to date while Frank was a duck... bestiality doesn't fly in syndicated strips.
Regardless of the humble beginnings (if...more
Regardless of the humble beginnings (if...more
Frank Cho released the strips for the papers and then printed the strips plus the rejects into a comic book printed form, then they collected them into these excelently sized and printed books. At it's heart, Liberty Meadows is a love story with a soap opra edge, however the humor is twisted and delightfully charming. If you have ever longed for someone and not felt good enough to share their air, or if you love Weiner dogs being ridden by baby ducks, or perhaps a circus bear with a Ron Popeil c...more
Signed and character sketch by the Man himself!
Funny. Brandy. 'Nuff said.
Been reading online via www.comics.com. Enjoy!
14.99
I read these as my nightstand book. And every night that I did, Josh would hear me laughing. Some of these strips had me in stitches. Who would have thought three or four-panel strips could be so funny. And yes it’s true, Frank Cho really knows how to draw beautiful women. It’s what he’s known for in the industry. Oh, and there are several references to Xena, which I am of course not opposed to
was as funny as the second collection that I started out with: Creature Comforts. Wonderfully entertaining.
I'm in love with a woman in a comic. Look what Frank Cho did! Bless him. Great read, funny, sweet and endearing in a cool way.
Oct 29, 2008
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I could do without the pinup-girly stuff, but I love the crazy, dysfunctional, hilarious animals.
May 19, 2013
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The second of three children, Frank Cho was born in Seoul, Korea in 1971, but moved to the United States at the age of six and was raised in Beltsville, Maryland.
Cho received no formal training as an artist. He got his start writing and drawing a cartoon strip called University2 for The Diamondback, the student newspaper at the University of Maryland, College Park. After graduation, Cho adapted el...more
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Cho received no formal training as an artist. He got his start writing and drawing a cartoon strip called University2 for The Diamondback, the student newspaper at the University of Maryland, College Park. After graduation, Cho adapted el...more
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