David C Mahler
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Deep Park - published by Pikitia Press, 2013
Retouched and published online May 2019

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​Read for free below / purchase here

'The beloved amusement park with it all: carousels, drop rides, a hallucinogenic water slide, an orgasm inducing roller coaster and the cult that worships it. Join a colourful cast of characters wasting a day in the sun, exploring the thrills, and terrors, Deep Park has to offer.'

Deep Park is an Australian graphic novella from a fresh young voice. An equal parts amusing and uncomfortable exploration of repercussions and human failings, the story of Deep Park is presented as seemingly separated vignettes; we follow characters for two or four pages before moving on to another scenario. Only as the book progresses is it revealed how interconnected and co-dependent these stories are, all leading towards a climactic clash between a crazed, genocidal Disney-like figure and a roller coaster worshipping cult of desperation!
​The fun never stops at Deep Park.

'This was my favorite of all the Pikitia releases; Mahler's darkly satirical and absurdist sense of humor is not unlike that of Matthew Thurber.' - Rob Clough, The Comics Journal

'Lost Classics: Deep Park, by David C. Mahler' article, the MNT
'Comics From Oceania: Pikitia Press', The Comics Journal

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  • Comics
    • Tiergarten
    • The Rustling of Leaves
    • Dance Comic
    • Ingredients
    • We Connected Across a River...
    • Experience
    • Perception is a Gift
    • Maypoles
    • We're Not Eating Them
    • How Do You Know?
    • Food Energy
    • Animals
    • Practise
    • Collective Consciousness
    • The Connected World
    • Earth Maps
    • The Echo of the Celestial Cacophony
    • Manga Shrine
    • Paintings
    • Rules
    • Shades of Definition
  • Books
  • Illustration
  • Film/animation
  • Blog
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