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Peter Kuper

Peter Kuper is a cartoonist and co–art director of Opp Art. His recent graphic novels are Insectopolis and Wish We Weren’t Here. Bluesky: @pkuper.bsky.social Instagram: @Kuperart Website: peterkuper.com

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