The Baltic Caper Inc.

£80.00

Page from The Baltic Caper comics featuring Lars Drake, Tony Flipp and Lola Vickers

Fine Art Print on Archival paper

Signed Limited Edition of 50

Printed of Harwood King Printmakers England

Shipped on high quality postal tubes

60 x 42 cm

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Arwork observations by RAYMOND CHANDLER:

β€œHe sat in the big leather chair like a cut-rate kingpin waiting for his crown to tarnish. The canary-yellow hair was a shout in a quiet room, and the plaid suit he wore was loud enough to give a man a migraine. The sneer was permanent, the cigar a Cuban fine prop, but the menace was real enough. Flanking him was the help. On the left stood a slab of muscle poured into a pinstripe suit, a man with a face carved from a block of hate and a rifle held with the casual boredom of someone who clocks in to break bones. On the other side was the dame, a redhead with the kind of vacant eyes that have seen too much and weren't impressed by any of it. She held her hardware like it was a new handbag, part of an ensemble that screamed trouble from a mile away.

The whole scene was soaked in a pink, feverish glow, the kind of light that buzzes at the edge of a bad dream. This wasn't a portrait of subtlety; it was a declaration written in garish colors and automatic weapons. These were people who wore their ugliness on the outside, a new breed of monster for a new and noisy age. This was a grimy little kingdom built on swagger and firepower, where loyalty was a lapel pin and the future smelled of cordite. You take one look at a setup like this and you know the whole story. It’s a story that starts loud and ends messy, and the only smart move is to be somewhere else entirely when the curtain falls.”