This comic illustrates an incident that happened between Andy Warhol and his nephew James Warhola. I was fortunate enough to get this story from James himself!
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2 comments:
Whoa. That's awesome. How did you meet James?
That's a great story. A stack of comic books is a great temptation for a kid. I grew up on Scrooge McDuck & Huey, Dewy and Louie. Now I'm growing up on Andy's work - thanks.
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