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Puc the Artist and the Myth of Color TP. Miles Greb, Garrett Richert

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ISBN: 9781639691852 | 166 pages | 5 Mb

• Puc the Artist and the Myth of Color TP
  

• Miles Greb, Garrett Richert
  

• Page: 166
  

• Format: pdf, ePub, fb2, mobi
  

• ISBN: 9781639691852
  

• Publisher: Scout Comics
  

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Art can come to life, but it’s all stuck in black and white. Until Puc finds a way to paint in color causing ancient forces, Kingdoms of Plagiarists, and a Yeti to jealousy vie for this new power. Can Puc fend them off and make a brighter world? Puc lives in a world where everything that exists, is drawn into existence. If you want a birthday cake, just master your pencil work, and draw yourself a birthday cake. You could even draw yourself up an army or a new outfit if you were so inclined. Some are skilled at watercolor, some with charcoal or etchings. Each has their own unique ability to create...or destroy. But in this world of ink and artists, something important and vibrant has been lost - Color. Our story is about the happenstances of discovering it, and the struggles Puc and his friends must endure to return it to the world.

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