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The Radical Rick Collection
A Digital Graphic-Novel Exhibition
From printed page to preserved artifact. The collection is arranged in volumes and issues, but every visual panel is an authentic source image. The graphic-novel structure is an access framework—not newly created art and not a claim that the objects were historically published in this order.
The Radical Rick Collection brings together original Damian Fulton artwork, publications, custom figures, limited editions, a Harry Leary racing award, the complete #RebuildRadicalRick campaign and continuing media records. The series architecture allows the digital collection to be published now and to grow later without pretending that all physical holdings have already been inventoried.
 Volume One — From Page to Artifact 13 accessioned artifacts, one pending package and one connected campaign. |
 Future volumes Additional Radical Rick holdings remain to be inventoried. The series is designed to grow without rewriting Volume One. |
Read the collection
- Read Volume One — From Page to Artifact
- Browse the complete record index
- Follow the reading order
- Review the relationship map
- Review provenance and source handling
- Review known gaps and unresolved items
- Review claim qualifications and wording decisions
- Review the original-materials policy
- Review the source-page crosswalk
- Review the series and volume plan
Machine-readable access
- Collection register — JSON
- Collection register — CSV
- Reading order — JSON
- People, organizations and characters index — JSON
- Record metadata schema
- Source inventory
- Image manifest
- SHA-256 fixity manifest
Related archive spaces
- #RebuildRadicalRick — complete campaign archive
- Fireside BMX Chat — Damian X. Fulton
- Custom Hooligan BMX Radical Rick 1:24 Figure unboxing
- Possible Early Radical Rick Artwork with Brandon Hetrick
- Radical Rick Sticker-Pack Mystery Envelope
- Harry’s Room — artifact 26.0037 and the Leary Locker origin trail
- Original LititzBMX.com Radical Rick Collection source
Curatorial principle
A graphic novel does not have to end because one issue is complete. Volume One preserves the documented collection available now; future discoveries can correct a panel, expand the registry or open a new volume. The physical collection may continue to change, but the source images, provenance, relationships and state of knowledge represented here remain preserved.