Rendez-vous in Phoenix by Tony Sandoval - ISBN: 9781942367284
Hardcover
The author was born and raised in northwestern Mexico. Drawn by Love, his urge to visit his American girlfriend can’t wait for the lengthy and frustrating visa process. So he smuggles himself across the border, despite the dangers. This is an autobiographical account by the three-time Eisner-nominated writer/artist.

Rendez-vous in Phoenix

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  • Hardcover

    80 pages

  • Release Date

    15 November 2016

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Summary

Tony Sandoval was born and raised in northwestern Mexico, where the temptation to cross the border in the US becomes a matter of the heart. Drawn by Love, his urge to visit his American girlfriend can’t wait for the lengthy, frustrating visa process standing in the way of their relationship. So he makes the ultimate romantic gesture: smuggling himself across the border, despite the dangers he’ll face from the heat, coyotes, barbed wire, and – most daunting – the US border patrol…

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Book Details

ISBN-13:9781942367284
ISBN-10:1942367287
Author:Tony Sandoval
Publisher:Magnetic Press
Imprint:Magnetic Press
Format:Hardcover
Number of Pages:80
Release Date:15 November 2016
Weight:578g
Dimensions:13mm x 221mm x 284mm
Series:Rendez-vous in Phoenix
Audience Age:16
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Rendez-vous in Phoenix by Tony Sandoval - ISBN: 9781942367284
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About The Author

Tony Sandoval

Tony Sandoval is a Mexican comic book artist and writer known for his dreamlike, surreal storytelling and distinctive, atmospheric artwork. Born in 1973 in northwestern Mexico, Sandoval initially worked in graphic design before shifting his focus to comics, where he quickly gained recognition for his unique blend of fantasy, horror, and emotional depth. His works, including DoomBoy, Watersnakes, and A Glance Backward, have been published internationally, earning him multiple Eisner Award nominations. Sandoval’s autobiographical graphic novel, Rendez-vous in Phoenix, recounts his perilous journey across the U.S.-Mexico border for love, offering a deeply personal perspective on immigration and sacrifice. With a career spanning Europe and beyond, Sandoval continues to push the boundaries of visual storytelling, captivating readers with his evocative, painterly illustrations and poetic narratives.

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