Mome #[4] Spring/Summer 2006
"Cut Thru" in Mome #4 (2006) presents a striking, minimalist sequence of small black-and-white illustrations by John Pham, whose distinctive style anchors the issue’s quiet, contemplative tone. The story unfolds through sparse, deliberate visuals—each page a quiet meditation—set within the broader context of the anthology’s eclectic mix of art and editorial notes. Cover and interior art by John Pham unify the issue’s aesthetic, making it a standout in Fantagraphics’ experimental lineup.
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Three pages with small, black-&-white illustrations by John Pham, along with Table of Contents [or "Contenders"], indicia information, and Editor's Notes. Incidental Drawings also appear on the Biographies page, listed elsewhere.
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