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[Comics]
[MP3s]
[Lyrics]
(c) 2007 Steve Peters
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“Wrapped in musical lyrics that tie into his Paradox Soundtrack CD recording,
Runner's Paradox is Steve Peters' charming graphic expression of longing, guilt, and unrequited love on the artist’s journey… through the veil of archetypal cartoon characters.”
---David Mack
Kabuki, Daredevil, Se7en
"If you are one of the tiny percentage of human beings who deplore the hypnotic techno-media mass enslavement of modern consumer society, then you'll surely recognize something vital, spiritual, touching and very funny in Runner's Paradox and in the comics of Steve Peters. The rest of you, go back to your regular programming."
---Rick Veitch
Can't Get No, Rare Bit Fiends
"It certainly is innovative to combine a comic book and a CD in this way".
---Dave Sim
Cerebus
"I really liked Steve Peters' Paradox Soundtrack CD. It's just like his comics. Also, it reminds me of '80's Maryland/DC band 9353 and Victor Banana who did the Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron soundtrack.
---James Kochalka
American Elf, Super F*ckers
RAY MILLER'S INTRO TO RUNNER'S PARADOX
(Appears on the inside front cover of the comic):
"Followers of Steve’s works will find that Runner’s true paradox is that it is complex, yet wonderfully simple. Steve’s comic world is full of simple,everyday moments and exotic pieces of colorful life that fit together into a complex, interchangeable whole. Steve and Runner follow their muses in wonder, their lives touched by fleeting moments of love, epiphanies, and extra-dimensional entities that drive them ever onward to collect them all and build them into something truly amazing.
They’re brilliant and colorful, all these parts! His work is a micropolis of exotic characters and places. His aliens, ghosts, lady commanders and organic sojourners play out their adventures in both the outer planes of the mind and the innerspace of the soul. Steve ties them all together with art, words and even music into a beautiful toy box where the self-reflections of adulthood play side-by-side with the joyful gems of childhood.
Runner’s Paradox is just one playset in an amazing collection! Figures included! Collect them all!"
---AcroRay
Micropolis Embassy
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(c) Steve Peters.
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