Lola: A Ghost Story Jon Allen She deftly points out what

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admittedly bearing the influence of the Second Wave underground artists like Daniel Clowes and Peter Bagge -- with kind of visual raggedness driving home the narrative points -- but taking that influence in fresh directions

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Lola: A Ghost Story Jon Allen She deftly points out whatBy J. Torres & Elbert Or. Published by Oni Press. Softcover, 112 pages, Monochrome, 2009 Jesse sees dead people, monsters, demons, and lots of other things that go bump in the night that no one else can see. No one except his ailing grandmothera woman who used her visions to help those living in her small town the same rural community in all the scary stories Jesse's heard as a child. Man eating ogres in trees. Farmhouses haunted by wraiths. Even pigs