Thanks go to Sarah for bringing me Red: A Haida Manga. What makes Red so cool, and so Haida, is that the panel borders on each page make up a single gigantic Haida-style lineform drawing that can be seen if you buy two copies of the book, unbind it, and arrange all of the pages [...]
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