A fresh look at WWII from the internationally acclaimed cartoonist who created "the Spanish Maus
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The two years of daily strips in this volume have been collected before but in now long-out-of print books
Curiosity and transphobia collide in the latest volume of Fantagraphics' critically acclaimed manga about a boy who wants to be a girl
arguably the funniest cartoonist to ever lay ink on paper
Zanardi B.K. Taylor A fresh look at WWIIIn this graphic novel, presented in English for the first time, the Italian "Crumb" portrays a lost generation of late 1970s early 1980s teenagers coping with family problems, school, sex, and drugs. A true visionary, with a fluid line and an uncanny sense of color and composition, Pazienza's innovative graphic style served up stories that were iconoclastic, outrageous, humorous, and deeply personal, often based on himself and his microcosm of friends