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* ParanoiaFuel: Calvin's fear of being stalked or attacked by conspiracy theorists, which heightens whenever a stranger enters his life. Transfers onto the reader when an unusually insistent man keeps offering to help Teddy.
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''Sabrina'' received widespread critical acclaim, and holds the distinction of being the first comic to be longlisted for the Booker Prize.
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''Sabrina'' received widespread critical acclaim, acclaim for its handling of adult themes, and for its gloomy and eerie atmosphere. It holds the distinction of being the first comic to be longlisted for the Booker Prize.
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* VaguenessIsComing: A common feature of the conspiracy radio show is that there is some sort of uprising against an unknown controlling world order, but it can't say what it will involve or who it is even specifically against.
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* VaguenessIsComing: A common feature of the The conspiracy radio show is that there is some sort of repeatedly speculates about an inevitable uprising against an unknown controlling world order, but it can't say what it will involve or who it is even specifically against.
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* ConspiracyTheorist: Teddy listens to endless radio broadcasts from an Alex Jonesesque conspiracy theorist. Calvin is contacted by them anonymously, and he himself is a DoomsdayPrepper and increasingly prone to paranoia.
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* ConspiracyTheorist: Teddy listens to endless radio broadcasts from an Alex Jonesesque conspiracy theorist. Calvin is contacted by them anonymously, and he himself is a DoomsdayPrepper [[SurvivalistStash doomsday prepper]] and increasingly prone to paranoia.
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''Sabrina'' is a 2018 Graphic Novel by Nick Drnaso, first published by Drawn & Quarterly. It tells the story of the disappearance of a woman called Sabrina, and the impact it has on her family and wider society. This includes her sister Sandra, her boyfriend Teddy, and Teddy's friend Calvin, a US airforce officer who offers him shelter. Besides coping with the loss of Sabrina, the three must also contend with the stresses of the 24 hour news cycle, and the intrusions of conspiracy theorists and stalkers that target them.
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''Sabrina'' is a 2018 Graphic Novel by Nick Drnaso, first published by Drawn ''Drawn & Quarterly.Quarterly''. It tells the story of the disappearance of a woman called Sabrina, and the impact it has on her family and wider society. This includes her sister Sandra, her boyfriend Teddy, and Teddy's friend Calvin, a US airforce officer who offers him shelter. Besides coping with the loss of Sabrina, the three must also contend with the stresses of the 24 hour news cycle, and the intrusions of conspiracy theorists and stalkers that target them.
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* [ArtShift]: The dream sequences are starkly different from the bland waking world, with people painted in bright neon outlines in a black void.
* [BeigeProse]: Dialogue throughout the comic is muted and dispassionate, with no one ever knowing what more to say.
* [ConspiracyTheorist]: Teddy listens to endless radio broadcasts from an Alex Jonesesque conspiracy theorist. Calvin is contacted by them anonymously, and he himself is a DoomsdayPrepper and increasingly prone to paranoia.
* [CrapsackWorld]: The world of ''Sabrina'' is presented through muted colours, bland rooms and and silent, creepy spaces. In the wake of 9/11, society has descended into paranoia and isolation. People are quick to resort to grand conspiracy theories, unable to trust anything they hear.
* [DecompressedComic]: Calvin's walk to his office nightshift are drawn out through a series of eerie corridors and empty spaces, without anything to break the silence.
* [LongDistanceRelationship]: Calvin is divorced, and struggling with living long distance from his former wife and daughter.
* [MotorMouth]: Whereas the main characters speak briefly and awkwardly, the various conspiracy theorists they encounter talk and write breathlessly.
* [SilentSceneryPanel]: Used extensively throughout the comic.
* [SoulSuckingRetailJob]: Calvin's Airforce data security job is utterly dull and uneventful, and a far cry from the life of adventure the tv adverts present the USAF.
* [TropeyComeHome]: Teddy, who has spent the entire comic directionless, finds sudden purpose in searching for Calvin's missing cat.
* [UncoolUndies]: The depressed Teddy spends most of the comic sat indoors in nothing but tighty whiteys.
* [VaguenessIsComing]: A common feature of the conspiracy radio show is that there is some sort of uprising against an unknown controlling world order, but it can't say what it will involve or who it is even specifically against.
* [BeigeProse]: Dialogue throughout the comic is muted and dispassionate, with no one ever knowing what more to say.
* [ConspiracyTheorist]: Teddy listens to endless radio broadcasts from an Alex Jonesesque conspiracy theorist. Calvin is contacted by them anonymously, and he himself is a DoomsdayPrepper and increasingly prone to paranoia.
* [CrapsackWorld]: The world of ''Sabrina'' is presented through muted colours, bland rooms and and silent, creepy spaces. In the wake of 9/11, society has descended into paranoia and isolation. People are quick to resort to grand conspiracy theories, unable to trust anything they hear.
* [DecompressedComic]: Calvin's walk to his office nightshift are drawn out through a series of eerie corridors and empty spaces, without anything to break the silence.
* [LongDistanceRelationship]: Calvin is divorced, and struggling with living long distance from his former wife and daughter.
* [MotorMouth]: Whereas the main characters speak briefly and awkwardly, the various conspiracy theorists they encounter talk and write breathlessly.
* [SilentSceneryPanel]: Used extensively throughout the comic.
* [SoulSuckingRetailJob]: Calvin's Airforce data security job is utterly dull and uneventful, and a far cry from the life of adventure the tv adverts present the USAF.
* [TropeyComeHome]: Teddy, who has spent the entire comic directionless, finds sudden purpose in searching for Calvin's missing cat.
* [UncoolUndies]: The depressed Teddy spends most of the comic sat indoors in nothing but tighty whiteys.
* [VaguenessIsComing]: A common feature of the conspiracy radio show is that there is some sort of uprising against an unknown controlling world order, but it can't say what it will involve or who it is even specifically against.
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* [ArtShift]: ArtShift: The dream sequences are starkly different from the bland waking world, with people painted in bright neon outlines in a black void.
*[BeigeProse]: BeigeProse: Dialogue throughout the comic is muted and dispassionate, with no one ever knowing what more to say.
*[ConspiracyTheorist]: ConspiracyTheorist: Teddy listens to endless radio broadcasts from an Alex Jonesesque conspiracy theorist. Calvin is contacted by them anonymously, and he himself is a DoomsdayPrepper and increasingly prone to paranoia.
*[CrapsackWorld]: CrapsackWorld: The world of ''Sabrina'' is presented through muted colours, bland rooms and and silent, creepy spaces. In the wake of 9/11, society has descended into paranoia and isolation. People are quick to resort to grand conspiracy theories, unable to trust anything they hear.
*[DecompressedComic]: DecompressedComic: Calvin's walk to his office nightshift are drawn out through a series of eerie corridors and empty spaces, without anything to break the silence.
*[LongDistanceRelationship]: LongDistanceRelationship: Calvin is divorced, and struggling with living long distance from his former wife and daughter.
*[MotorMouth]: MotorMouth: Whereas the main characters speak briefly and awkwardly, the various conspiracy theorists they encounter talk and write breathlessly.
*[SilentSceneryPanel]: SilentSceneryPanel: Used extensively throughout the comic.
*[SoulSuckingRetailJob]: SoulSuckingRetailJob: Calvin's Airforce data security job is utterly dull and uneventful, and a far cry from the life of adventure the tv adverts present the USAF.
*[TropeyComeHome]: TropeyComeHome: Teddy, who has spent the entire comic directionless, finds sudden purpose in searching for Calvin's missing cat.
*[UncoolUndies]: UncoolUndies: The depressed Teddy spends most of the comic sat indoors in nothing but tighty whiteys.
*[VaguenessIsComing]: VaguenessIsComing: A common feature of the conspiracy radio show is that there is some sort of uprising against an unknown controlling world order, but it can't say what it will involve or who it is even specifically against.
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''Sabrina'' is a 2018 Graphic Novel by Nick Drnaso, first published by Drawn & Quarterly. It tells the story of the disappearance of a woman called Sabrina, and the impact it has on her family and wider society. This includes her sister Sandra, her boyfriend Teddy, and Teddy's friend Calvin, a US airforce officer who offers him shelter. Besides coping with the loss of Sabrina, the three must also contend with the intrusion stresses of the 24 hour news cycle, and the growing number intrusions of conspiracy theorists and stalkers that fixate on the tragedy.target them.
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* [=ArtShift=]: The dream sequences are starkly different from the bland waking world, with people painted in bright neon outlines in a black void.
* [=BeigeProse=]: Dialogue throughout the comic is muted and dispassionate, with no one ever knowing what more to say.
* [=ConspiracyTheorist=]: Teddy listens to endless radio broadcasts from an Alex Jonesesque conspiracy theorist. Calvin is contacted by them anonymously, and he himself is a DoomsdayPrepper and increasingly prone to paranoia.
* [=CrapsackWorld=]: The world of ''Sabrina'' is presented through muted colours, bland rooms and and silent, creepy spaces. In the wake of 9/11, society has descended into paranoia and isolation. People are quick to resort to grand conspiracy theories, unable to trust anything they hear.
* [=DecompressedComic=]: Calvin's walk to his office nightshift are drawn out through a series of eerie corridors and empty spaces, without anything to break the silence.
* [=LongDistanceRelationship=]: Calvin is divorced, and struggling with living long distance from his former wife and daughter.
* [=MotorMouth=]: Whereas the main characters speak briefly and awkwardly, the various conspiracy theorists they encounter talk and write breathlessly.
* [=SilentSceneryPanel=]: Used extensively throughout the comic.
* [=SoulSuckingRetailJob=]: Calvin's Airforce data security job is utterly dull and uneventful, and a far cry from the life of adventure the tv adverts present the USAF.
* [=TropeyComeHome=]: Teddy, who has spent the entire comic directionless, finds sudden purpose in searching for Calvin's missing cat.
* [=UncoolUndies=]: The depressed Teddy spends most of the comic sat indoors in nothing but tighty whiteys.
* [=VaguenessIsComing=]: A common feature of the conspiracy radio show is that there is some sort of uprising against an unknown controlling world order, but it can't say what it will involve or who it is even specifically against.
* [=BeigeProse=]: Dialogue throughout the comic is muted and dispassionate, with no one ever knowing what more to say.
* [=ConspiracyTheorist=]: Teddy listens to endless radio broadcasts from an Alex Jonesesque conspiracy theorist. Calvin is contacted by them anonymously, and he himself is a DoomsdayPrepper and increasingly prone to paranoia.
* [=CrapsackWorld=]: The world of ''Sabrina'' is presented through muted colours, bland rooms and and silent, creepy spaces. In the wake of 9/11, society has descended into paranoia and isolation. People are quick to resort to grand conspiracy theories, unable to trust anything they hear.
* [=DecompressedComic=]: Calvin's walk to his office nightshift are drawn out through a series of eerie corridors and empty spaces, without anything to break the silence.
* [=LongDistanceRelationship=]: Calvin is divorced, and struggling with living long distance from his former wife and daughter.
* [=MotorMouth=]: Whereas the main characters speak briefly and awkwardly, the various conspiracy theorists they encounter talk and write breathlessly.
* [=SilentSceneryPanel=]: Used extensively throughout the comic.
* [=SoulSuckingRetailJob=]: Calvin's Airforce data security job is utterly dull and uneventful, and a far cry from the life of adventure the tv adverts present the USAF.
* [=TropeyComeHome=]: Teddy, who has spent the entire comic directionless, finds sudden purpose in searching for Calvin's missing cat.
* [=UncoolUndies=]: The depressed Teddy spends most of the comic sat indoors in nothing but tighty whiteys.
* [=VaguenessIsComing=]: A common feature of the conspiracy radio show is that there is some sort of uprising against an unknown controlling world order, but it can't say what it will involve or who it is even specifically against.
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* [=ArtShift=]: [ArtShift]: The dream sequences are starkly different from the bland waking world, with people painted in bright neon outlines in a black void.
*[=BeigeProse=]: [BeigeProse]: Dialogue throughout the comic is muted and dispassionate, with no one ever knowing what more to say.
*[=ConspiracyTheorist=]: [ConspiracyTheorist]: Teddy listens to endless radio broadcasts from an Alex Jonesesque conspiracy theorist. Calvin is contacted by them anonymously, and he himself is a DoomsdayPrepper and increasingly prone to paranoia.
*[=CrapsackWorld=]: [CrapsackWorld]: The world of ''Sabrina'' is presented through muted colours, bland rooms and and silent, creepy spaces. In the wake of 9/11, society has descended into paranoia and isolation. People are quick to resort to grand conspiracy theories, unable to trust anything they hear.
*[=DecompressedComic=]: [DecompressedComic]: Calvin's walk to his office nightshift are drawn out through a series of eerie corridors and empty spaces, without anything to break the silence.
*[=LongDistanceRelationship=]: [LongDistanceRelationship]: Calvin is divorced, and struggling with living long distance from his former wife and daughter.
*[=MotorMouth=]: [MotorMouth]: Whereas the main characters speak briefly and awkwardly, the various conspiracy theorists they encounter talk and write breathlessly.
*[=SilentSceneryPanel=]: [SilentSceneryPanel]: Used extensively throughout the comic.
*[=SoulSuckingRetailJob=]: [SoulSuckingRetailJob]: Calvin's Airforce data security job is utterly dull and uneventful, and a far cry from the life of adventure the tv adverts present the USAF.
*[=TropeyComeHome=]: [TropeyComeHome]: Teddy, who has spent the entire comic directionless, finds sudden purpose in searching for Calvin's missing cat.
*[=UncoolUndies=]: [UncoolUndies]: The depressed Teddy spends most of the comic sat indoors in nothing but tighty whiteys.
*[=VaguenessIsComing=]: [VaguenessIsComing]: A common feature of the conspiracy radio show is that there is some sort of uprising against an unknown controlling world order, but it can't say what it will involve or who it is even specifically against.
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''Sabrina'' is a 2018 Graphic Novel by Nick Drnaso, first published by Drawn & Quarterly. It tells the story of the disappearance of a woman called Sabrina, and the impact it has on her family and wider society. This includes her sister Sandra, her boyfriend Teddy, and Teddy's friend Calvin, a US airforce officer who offers him shelter. Besides coping with the loss of Sabrina, the three must also contend with the intrusion of the 24 hour news cycle, and the growing number of conspiracy theorists and stalkers that fixate on the tragedy.
''Sabrina'' received widespread critical acclaim, and holds the distinction of being the first comic to be longlisted for the Booker Prize.
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* [=ArtShift=]: The dream sequences are starkly different from the bland waking world, with people painted in bright neon outlines in a black void.
* [=BeigeProse=]: Dialogue throughout the comic is muted and dispassionate, with no one ever knowing what more to say.
* [=ConspiracyTheorist=]: Teddy listens to endless radio broadcasts from an Alex Jonesesque conspiracy theorist. Calvin is contacted by them anonymously, and he himself is a DoomsdayPrepper and increasingly prone to paranoia.
* [=CrapsackWorld=]: The world of ''Sabrina'' is presented through muted colours, bland rooms and and silent, creepy spaces. In the wake of 9/11, society has descended into paranoia and isolation. People are quick to resort to grand conspiracy theories, unable to trust anything they hear.
* [=DecompressedComic=]: Calvin's walk to his office nightshift are drawn out through a series of eerie corridors and empty spaces, without anything to break the silence.
* [=LongDistanceRelationship=]: Calvin is divorced, and struggling with living long distance from his former wife and daughter.
* [=MotorMouth=]: Whereas the main characters speak briefly and awkwardly, the various conspiracy theorists they encounter talk and write breathlessly.
* [=SilentSceneryPanel=]: Used extensively throughout the comic.
* [=SoulSuckingRetailJob=]: Calvin's Airforce data security job is utterly dull and uneventful, and a far cry from the life of adventure the tv adverts present the USAF.
* [=TropeyComeHome=]: Teddy, who has spent the entire comic directionless, finds sudden purpose in searching for Calvin's missing cat.
* [=UncoolUndies=]: The depressed Teddy spends most of the comic sat indoors in nothing but tighty whiteys.
* [=VaguenessIsComing=]: A common feature of the conspiracy radio show is that there is some sort of uprising against an unknown controlling world order, but it can't say what it will involve or who it is even specifically against.
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''Sabrina'' received widespread critical acclaim, and holds the distinction of being the first comic to be longlisted for the Booker Prize.
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!! This Comic provides examples of:
* [=ArtShift=]: The dream sequences are starkly different from the bland waking world, with people painted in bright neon outlines in a black void.
* [=BeigeProse=]: Dialogue throughout the comic is muted and dispassionate, with no one ever knowing what more to say.
* [=ConspiracyTheorist=]: Teddy listens to endless radio broadcasts from an Alex Jonesesque conspiracy theorist. Calvin is contacted by them anonymously, and he himself is a DoomsdayPrepper and increasingly prone to paranoia.
* [=CrapsackWorld=]: The world of ''Sabrina'' is presented through muted colours, bland rooms and and silent, creepy spaces. In the wake of 9/11, society has descended into paranoia and isolation. People are quick to resort to grand conspiracy theories, unable to trust anything they hear.
* [=DecompressedComic=]: Calvin's walk to his office nightshift are drawn out through a series of eerie corridors and empty spaces, without anything to break the silence.
* [=LongDistanceRelationship=]: Calvin is divorced, and struggling with living long distance from his former wife and daughter.
* [=MotorMouth=]: Whereas the main characters speak briefly and awkwardly, the various conspiracy theorists they encounter talk and write breathlessly.
* [=SilentSceneryPanel=]: Used extensively throughout the comic.
* [=SoulSuckingRetailJob=]: Calvin's Airforce data security job is utterly dull and uneventful, and a far cry from the life of adventure the tv adverts present the USAF.
* [=TropeyComeHome=]: Teddy, who has spent the entire comic directionless, finds sudden purpose in searching for Calvin's missing cat.
* [=UncoolUndies=]: The depressed Teddy spends most of the comic sat indoors in nothing but tighty whiteys.
* [=VaguenessIsComing=]: A common feature of the conspiracy radio show is that there is some sort of uprising against an unknown controlling world order, but it can't say what it will involve or who it is even specifically against.
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