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Staff PicksRecently Reviewed05/20/2012
![]() A recent college graduate, I did most of my final
project with this pen, Franklin Booth Style, old
school pen and ink Comic book illustrations, these
things ROCK !
While I admit my hand is very harsh ( I use a .9
lead in my pencils ) that take a toll on these
pen's tips ( my pens still have ink, but I have
worn out the nibs), but of you have a delicate (
normal ) hand, these things are a godsend for
comic book artists and illustrators. I have
recommended these to several friends and they love
this too.
So in short, give these a try, you will wonder why
you have never tried these.
About Tombow![]() Tombow Pencil Co., Ltd. of Japan has a long history of product innovation since its founding in 1913. The company started using "tombow" (i.e. "dragon fly" in Japanese) as its trade mark in 1927.
Tombow's most renowned brand is "Mono". Its Mono 100 wooden pencils, Mono Knock erasers, Mono Zero erasers, etc., all have a large fan following. JetPens.com customers have come to love Tombow's Fudenosuke (筆之助) brush pens for their soft and brush-like nib. The latest product innovation from Tombow includes the AirPress ballpoint pens (known for using air pressure to help dispense ink) and the Zoom 101 fountain pens (known for their light-weight but durable carbon fiber bodies). |