Gonick's original editor at Doubleday was Jackie Onassis.
I did not know that! How cool. Yes, that timeline fits with my memory (which is unusual, really; my memory for events is so bad it leads me to believe in parallel universes). I bought the comic books, and someone gave me the first paperback collection for Christmas, probably in 1990. And I've just bought this latest from your link. What would I do without Buffistas, to alert me to these important things?
Speaking of alerts:
Planetary #27 is out tomorrow. So I may have to sneak out of the office at lunch.
As is Criminal: The Sinners #1, for them what likes the crime stories. It's a new storyline, although there are recurring characters, so it's a good time to give it a try.
Planetary #27 is out tomorrow.
Meep.
Also, that means the Buffy, Angel, Astounishing and Planetary are all coming out on the same day.
And
Daredevil
!
...Hey, I care.
Anyone read
Blankets
? My brother just bought it for me, completely unaware that it has been on my mental List for a while because it's supposed to be really good. I don't even remember how or where I first heard about it.
I less than three
Blankets
immensely. Gorgeous art, solid writing, beautiful and emotional story. Oh, yes.
Anyone read Blankets ?
Ayup.
it's supposed to be really good.
It is really good. One of the best GNs of all time. Craig Thompson is just oozing with talent.
Awesome. My brother hasn't even read it, but this was his reasoning for getting it for me:
well i thought about getting arkham asylum but then i remembered this graphic novel recommendation image list and i know how much you like romance and painful childhoods so i thought well
Blankets is wonderful. It's one of those graphic novels that reminds you why you read graphic novels in the first place. Touching and tender and beautiful and true.
Anyone else here as unimpressed with Asterios Polyp as I was?
I loved the art. I loved the narrative structure.
The plot and characterization had me rolling my eyes so hard they fell out and got stuck under the couch at almost every turn. I would like to know specifically if the author has ever met an Actual Human Female.
All the characters in the novel
were philosophical props.