Nix (Verduyn, Marnix ) - 1 Original drawing - Kinky & Cosy - Killer





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Original ink drawing by Marnix Verduyn (Nix) titled Killer from the Kinky & Cosy series, published by Silvester, measuring 30 cm high by 17 cm wide, in excellent condition, signed, with hand‑lettered English dialogue.
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Marnix Verduyn (Belgian, Kortrijk, 20 June 1969)
Kinky & Cosy – Original drawing
Ink on paper, signed
Original pen-and-ink drawing by Marnix Verduyn, featuring the iconic characters Kinky & Cosy, internationally known for their dark humor and minimalist graphic style.
The English-language text balloons are entirely hand-drawn by the artist. These were created specifically for international exhibition purposes, explaining the dialogue in English rather than the original Dutch used in publication.
The work is executed in strong, confident black line and is signed by the artist.
Exhibition
Exhibited in Sequential Art: The Universal Language, Five Belgian Artists,
Illustration House,
110 West 25th Street, Manhattan, 2008.
Technique: Ink on paper
Signature: Yes
Language: Hand-lettered English text balloons
Condition: Very good, minor handling traces consistent with original comic art
A rare exhibition-proven original drawing combining finished strip, character research, and international presentation history, highly desirable for collectors of contemporary European comic art.
Marnix Verduyn (Belgian, Kortrijk, 20 June 1969)
Kinky & Cosy – Original drawing
Ink on paper, signed
Original pen-and-ink drawing by Marnix Verduyn, featuring the iconic characters Kinky & Cosy, internationally known for their dark humor and minimalist graphic style.
The English-language text balloons are entirely hand-drawn by the artist. These were created specifically for international exhibition purposes, explaining the dialogue in English rather than the original Dutch used in publication.
The work is executed in strong, confident black line and is signed by the artist.
Exhibition
Exhibited in Sequential Art: The Universal Language, Five Belgian Artists,
Illustration House,
110 West 25th Street, Manhattan, 2008.
Technique: Ink on paper
Signature: Yes
Language: Hand-lettered English text balloons
Condition: Very good, minor handling traces consistent with original comic art
A rare exhibition-proven original drawing combining finished strip, character research, and international presentation history, highly desirable for collectors of contemporary European comic art.

