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Jacob Bladders: illustrator, braggart, and victim of assault by thugs sent by the mysterious Charlie. Part satire of commercial art, part noirish detective story, part puzzle to be solved or left in pieces. Roman Muradov's latest is an ink-smeared Blakean vision of 1940s New York where Twitter exists as a network of pneumatic tubes, but artwork is still delivered by hand. Roman Muradov was born in Moscow, Russia. He now resides in San Francisco, California. As an illustrator he has worked forVogue, Random House, the New Yorker, the New York Times, and Penguin. In 2013, Muradov received a Gold Medal from the Society of Illustrators. His first book, (In a Sense) Lost and Foundwas published last year by Nobrow Press.

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Forget about pens being mightier than swords. Roman Muradov's pen is more like an exploding bomb. There is so much graphic innovation in this book that Muradov can hardly contain it in a panel. It's exciting to see this much talent let loose on a piece of white paper. Beauty and chaos in perfect harmony. --Seth, Author of </i>Palookaville</i>.

Forget about pens being mightier than swords. Roman Muradov s pen is more like an exploding bomb. There is so much graphic innovation in this book that Muradov can hardly contain it in a panel. It s exciting to see this much talent let loose on a piece of white paper. Beauty and chaos in perfect harmony. Seth, Author of </i>Palookaville</i>.

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Roman Muradov: Roman Muradov was born in Moscow. He now resides in San Francisco, California. As an illustrator he has worked Vogue, Random House, The New Yorker, The New York Times and Penguin. In 2013, Muradov received a Gold Medal from the Society of Illustrators.

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