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cover by Sean Phillips
Now revamped with more pages, better paper stock and more color pages,
The Comics Journal remains the finest source of comics-related news, reviews and commentary in the market today. This issue features an in-depth, career-spanning interview with writer and cartoonist Ed Brubaker, covering his life in comics from his early days as an indy cartoonist to his work for DC Comics on such titles as
Batman and
Sleeper. Sean Phillips (the artist behind
Sleeper) provides this issue's cover. Also in
TCJ #263: In a series of essays, our critics (and a few surprises recruited especially for this issue) take a closer look at one of the most renowned and controversial self-publishing success stories in comics history, Dave Sim and Gerhard's
Cerebus! From the duo's many artistic accomplishments to Sim's many pronouncements on gender and politics, this roundtable will put it all into perspective for you as only
The Comics Journal can. Also, early college cartoon work of
Playboy founder Hugh Hefner, accompanied by an explanatory essay by noted comics historian R.C. Harvey. Plus the celebrated news and critical coverage that has won the magazine countless awards!
MATURE READERS
SC, 9x11, 192pg, PC
In Shops: Oct 27, 2004
SRP: PI
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