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Best of American splendor by Harvey Pekar · Booklabria

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Best of American splendor

Comic books, stripsSocial life and customs

Best of American splendor

Name: Best of American splendor
Author: Harvey Pekar

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First published: 2005

Synopsis

A collection of American Splendor comics, featuring autobiographical strips about the author's life and work.

Subjects: Comic books, strips
Social life and customs
Working class

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Edition details

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Publisher: Ballantine Books
Published: 2005
Pages: 332
Language: English
Contributor: Haspiel, Dean
ISBN-10: 0345479386

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