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AN ANTHOLOGY OF GRAPHIC FICTION, CARTOONS, AND TRUE STORIES: VOLUME 2: 02 (ANTHOLOGY OF GRAPHIC FICTION, CARTOONS, & TRUE STORIES) Tapa dura Ilustrado, 30 septiembre 2008 Author : Ivan Brunetti

Descripcin del productoCrticas"This is the world of comics . . . at its liveliest."?Kirkus Reviews (starred review) ? Kirkus Reviews Published On: 2008-07-01"An engaging, provocative, and valuable survey."?Booklist ? Booklist Published On: 2008-09-15"One of the most stunning?and smartly assembled?anthologies I've ever seen."?Eric Reynolds, FLOG! The Fantagraphics Blog -- Eric Reynolds ? FLOG! The Fantagraphics Blog Published On: 2008-09-02"Deeply engaged, personal, and unbelievably gorgeous. . . . The best anthology of its kind."?Jared Gardner, Gutter Geek -- Jared Gardner ? Gutter Geek Published On: 2008-10-21Invaluable [and] idiosyncratic . . . Brunetti includes under-the-radar surprises . . . and draws consistently fascinating connections between pieces.?Cliff Froehlich, St. Louis Post-Dispatch -- Cliff Foehlich ? St. Louis Post- Dispatch"Brunetti has a genius for sequencing. . . . Like almost any good comic, these anthologies flow."?Richard Gehr, The Village Voice (online) -- Richard Gehr ? The Village Voice (online) Published On: 2008-10-22"Another far-reaching set of comics that range from the 1920s to 2008. As with the first book, the genius of this second Anthology is in its organization, which groups pieces not by year or subject, but by association. . . . A."?Onion A.V. Club ? Onion A.V. Club Published On: 2008-11-07Good grief, what a book this is?a hyperactive, periodically insane dive into the archaeology of alternative comics, the sort of book you long to present to people with no interest in the medium and watch as it removes the top of their heads and gives their brains a good stir. . . . Each page has something new, upsetting, wonderful on it, which makes it, along with the equally gigantic vol. 1, pretty much unbeatable.?Independent on Sunday ? Independent on Sunday"If the Daniel Clowes cover intrigues you, and you want to a good introduction to the odder and more idiosyncratic side of comics today, there are few guides more knowledgeable than Brunetti, and few books more useful than his Anthologies."?Andrew Wheeler, ComicMix -- Andrew Wheeler ? ComicMix Published On: 2008-12-16Good grief, what a book this is?a hyperactive, periodically insane dive into the archaeology of alternative comics, the sort of book you long to present to people with no interest in the medium and watch as it removes the top of their heads and gives their brains a good stir.?Independent on Sunday ? Independent on SundayI urge you to check out An Anthology of Graphic Fiction & True Stories (both volumes), edited by Brunetti and published by Yale University Press. They're certainly two of the best anthologies I've seen in recent years.?Whitney Matheson, USA Today Pop Candy blog -- Whitney Matheson, ? USA TodayBiografa del autorIvan Brunetti teaches at Columbia College and the . He has published four issues in his comic book series Schizo; two collections of cartoons, Haw! and Hee!; and numerous comics and illustrations for magazines ranging from to Mother Jones and the Comics Journal. He lives in Chicago. Some Good and Some Not So Good This is the second year in a row that Ivan Brunetti's `Anthology of Graphic Fiction, Cartoons & True Stories' has taken on `The Best American Comics'. Last year I gave the winning prize to Brunetti, although he does have a distinct advantage in that he doesn't limit himself to just a single year. So for 2008 which one is better? This year I'm declaring it a tie not because they were both so spectacular but because neither distinguished itself enough to win me over.The whole cast of Alternative artists appear including R. Crumb, Harvey Pekar, Chris Ware, Seth, Kaz, Kevin Huizenga and dozens and dozens more. My litmus test for success in these anthologies is whether or not I discover a new artist intriguing enough that I purchase something else by them. The artist that most caught my eye this time was R. Sikoryak who did some brilliant parodies of 1950's Action Comic covers with an unpleasant character named `The Stranger' in place of Superman. I can't really do it justice trying to describe it. You have to see it to understand. Unfortunately it's only two pages long and I couldn't find any books devoted solely to Mr. Sikoryak who seems to only do compilations and covers for magazines like the New Yorker.The comics in this collection run the entire gamut from the rough stick figures of Elinore Norflus and weird primitive drawing of Paper Rad (that look like they were done by a five year old) to the high school level art of Gary Painter, John Pocellino and Carlos Golus. On the other end of the spectrum is the frighteningly precise graphic design art of Chris Ware and the clean, profession lines of Jamie Hernandez. Anders Nilson gets the award for the most bizarre comics but in this case it's not really a compliment. Brian Chippendale gets the award for the most profane comic which is essentially raw porn and again this award is more dubious than distinguished. Seth's staid, dignified entry is the polar opposite and Chester Brown's comic is simply a straight out, but well done, explanation of schizophrenia.I've enjoyed in the past and this years entry is one of my favorites in what I assume is a story based on dreams he's had given the incredible surrealness of it. Joe Matt has a fascinating entry that skirts the edge of too much personal information. I'm not usually a fan of Jeffrey Brown but this one wasn't bad; maybe because he drew a lot of pictures of his busty girlfriend naked.What really bothered me about this edition, and this is not a trivial complaint, is that a high percentage of comics will give the reader serious eye strain. I suspect that many of them were shrunken from their original size and they are literally painful to view. I actually skipped over entire sections because I could barely see them and my vision is quite good. I remember reading Quimby the Mouse by Chris Ware when it was presented in its original enormous size and it was difficult to read so imagine his works shrunk. And Ware is not the worst by a long shot. Chris Ware at least draws in clean bold colors but most of the artists in this collection work in black and white and when reduced in size the pages just look like a solid block of lines and tiny text. I really hope this is corrected for 2009 because it has reached the point of unacceptable.The 2008 collection starts off strong with a great entry by Kaz but the middle of the book is filled with clunkers and forgettable pieces. Personally I thought the efforts by Norflus, Panter, Nilson and someone named C.F. should have remained in whatever high school or elementary school notebook they were created in. In the end the 2008 collection was an ok effort so I'll give it a generous 4 stars. If nothing else this book is so packed with stuff that even a hundred of so pages of sub par material still leaves 300 pages of good stuff. Great collection of comix imo Brunetti (the man responsible for this collection, and its predecessor, An Anthology of Graphic Fiction, Cartoons, and True Stories (Anthology of Graphic Fiction, Cartoons, & True Stories )) is an accomplished cartoonist in his own right and has put together quite the stable of iconic authors/artists/titles here. 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