Cypress Hill: Tres Equis Graphic Novel (English) Super Deluxe Edition

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Oversized Hardcover Deluxe Edition graphic novel with Mister Cartoon cover; SIGNED by the members of Cypress Hill [Limited to 500 units]

Measures 9.252 x 14.05 in

Graphic novel slipcase designed by Tyler Boss

'Cypress Hill' exclusive 30th Anniversary vinyl reissue of their debut album with limited edition sleeve art by Ricardo Lopez Ortiz on limited-edition translucent green vinyl

Three (3) exclusive art prints by Damion Scott, Juan Gedeon, and Ricardo Lopez Ortiz (8.75 x 13.46 in)

Three (3) Exclusive Cypress Hill Action figures in a collector’s box - will ship at a later time

Items bundled with the Graphic Novel are subject to change or cancellation at any time by Z2 Comics.  In the event that a bundled item is changed or canceled, Z2 Comics will notify you of the change, and allow you the opportunity to cancel your order.  Purchaser assumes the risk of any such change or cancellation.

SUMMARY

Relive Cypress Hill’s legendary self-titled debut album with this original graphic novel, Tres Equis!

1991: XXX years ago, a trailblazing trio made music history blending East Coast hip-hop fundamentals with West Coast Chicano swagger to form a sound all their own. Before they became icons, Louis and Senen were just a couple teenage cholos from around the way, trying to stay out of trouble--Until a series of chance encounters with both sides of the law changed their paths forever. Tres Equis guest-stars Officer O'Malley, Sister Maggie, and many other classic Cypress characters.

Written by Noah Callahan-Bever (Complex Media) & Gabriel Alvarez (Ego Trip) and illustrated by Felix Ruiz (Wolverine MAX), Jefte Palo (Taskmaster), Juan Gedeon (Venom), Damion Scott (Marvel's Voices), Angel Hernandez (Star Trek/Green Lantern) and Paris Alleyne (AFTERFLIFT).

CREDITS

Written by Noah Callahan-Bever & Gabriel Alvarez. Illustrated by Felix Ruiz, Jefte Palo, Juan Gedeon, Damion Scott,  Angel Hernandez and Paris Alleyne. Cover art by Ramon Villalobos and Mister Cartoon. Prints by Damion Scot, Juan Gedeon and Ricardo Lopez Ortiz. Edited by Chris Robinson.