The Comics journal
Al Hirschfeld, Chris Ware, Art Spiegelman, Jules Feiffer, Gary Groth
2003·162 pages
A deep dive into comics with interviews and criticism from iconic cartoonists across generations.
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A deep dive into comics with interviews and criticism from iconic cartoonists across generations.
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It arrives too late for election season, but the latest entry in Comics Journal's series of collections of material originally published in its pages reprints lengthy interviews with four artists who have been engaged with politics for some four decades: Jules Feiffer, whose Pulitzer Prize-winning strip ran in the Village Voice for 41 years; David Levine, whose often-savage caricatures have adorned the New York Review of Books for nearly as long; Edward Sorel, a prominent magazine illustra
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will contain mild spoilers
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Minor use of strong language in interviews.
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Frequent political commentary from artists on social issues.
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