While some of the plot invented by them is somewhat forced, the “new” authors have been wise enough to make two choices. The first was to engage an illustrator whose graphic style melds exquisitely with the subject matter. Manuela Pertega draws “The Surrealist Woman” as a constantly shifting (“melting,” perhaps) entity. It’s hard to believe any Hollywood studio would have produced “Giraffes on Horseback Salad.” It’s a treat, though, to have Frank and Heidecker’s contemporary graphic novel iteration. It is a Marx Brothers movie all right – just one very much on acid.

Source: Daily Sun July 01, 2019 20:48 UTC