Strong Eye Contact Union Square & Co. " —The Georgia Review

" —The Georgia Review

and somber graphic memoir

the time he becomes aware of the society he is growing up in

Neely began these small drawings and paintings in 2010 as an experiment in creating abstract one panel gag comic strips

so he can die where he grew up

Strong Eye Contact Union Square & Co. " —The Georgia ReviewBy Christopher Adams. Published by 2D Cloud. Softcover, 104 pages, colour, perfect pound, 2013 Part comic strip collection, part art book, the reader is led by this quixotic, Buster Keaton like figure through a kaleidoscope of crystalline memory fragments, he tries, with limited success, to be a typical American: using consumer products, failed vacations, and fabricated family life. Using mediums often associated with childhood mark making (crayons,