David L. Ulin of the LA Times spends a bit of time talking about POSTCARDS. On the whole I'd call the review lukewarm but there's enough there to get somebody to give it a read and come to their own conclusions.

To develop the project, Rodriguez gathered old antique store postcards and sent them to comics artists with the charge that they use the messages — hellos, bits of information, whispers of longing and regret — as a starting point. At its heart, then, "Postcards" wants us to consider the nature of truth and reality, the way storytelling often has a logic that existence lacks.

Labels: postcards, review

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