Description
2001 marked the 25th anniversary of The Comics Journal, a monthly magazine celebrated as the most outspoken forum for criticism and debate, as well as for its long, career-spanning interviews with the most highly regarded cartoonists. Twice a year, the Journal publishes a special coffee table themed edition, featuring extensive essays and cartoons commissioned especially for the book.
This winter edition spotlights Joe Sacco, whose Safe Area Gorazde garnered more favorable press than any graphic novel since Maus. It includes a lengthy interview with Sacco, providing more insight into the Bosnian war than what you might of read in other magazines. It also discusses the history, popularity, and cultural significance of manga, comics, and cartoons, and presents various comic book collections. Out Of Print. Condition: Very Fine Minus. Tiny tipped top corners.Product Details
Cover: Paperback
Page Count: 156
Dimensions: 12.0 (w) x 12.0 (h) x 0.0 (d)

