Recensione:
BAC 2015: "Not only does Jonathan Lethem choose some of the best stuff in the comics medium, he goes one better and artfully introduces this year’s collection...Lethem has picked some super bits of storytelling."—USA Today "The Best American Comics 2015 is a cartoon museum in the reader's hands."—New York Daily News "[B]rimming with surprises and discoveries."—Bookgasm BAC 2014: “[K]eeps raising the bar for comics as an art form.”—USA Today "Every page drives home the point that, if you can add only one book to your adult graphic-novel collection this year, this has got to be it."—Booklist, starred
“This year’s Best American Comics is too good to pass up. It’s great from before it even begins in earnest...Luminaries such as Joe Sacco, Bill Griffith, and Ed Piskor are all in attendance, but pay attention to the work of the slightly lesser-known talents: the cheerful body horror of Ben Duncan, the medium-stretching abstraction of Deb Sokolow, the evocative diaries of Gabrielle Bell, the hard-core punk inks of Josh Bayer, and the charming crudity of Sienna Cittadino, just to name a few of the more memorable entrants.”—Vulture "What a book like Best American Comics does is provide both the practitioner and the reader with a wonderful roadmap and source of inspiration–and, by the way, entertainment and enrichment."—Comics Grinder “Editors Ben Katchor and Bill Kartalopoulos are this year’s team for The Best American Comics 2017, which pulls together a smorgasbord of great talent in an anthology format and provides a superb starting point for adult readers to experience the breadth and depth of what graphic novels can offer.” —Library Journal “This twelfth volume in the annual Best American Comics...casts a wide net, encompassing fiction and nonfiction graphic books, work in magazines, self-published minicomics, and online comics... the bulk of [which] are from younger and lesser-known creators that are producing boldly idiosyncratic work...[and] grants exposure to a cadre of challenging artists who are likely to be unknown to even the most avid comics fan.”—Booklist
“This year’s Best American Comics is too good to pass up. It’s great from before it even begins in earnest...Luminaries such as Joe Sacco, Bill Griffith, and Ed Piskor are all in attendance, but pay attention to the work of the slightly lesser-known talents: the cheerful body horror of Ben Duncan, the medium-stretching abstraction of Deb Sokolow, the evocative diaries of Gabrielle Bell, the hard-core punk inks of Josh Bayer, and the charming crudity of Sienna Cittadino, just to name a few of the more memorable entrants.”—Vulture “Editors Ben Katchor and Bill Kartalopoulos are this year’s team for The Best American Comics 2017, which pulls together a smorgasbord of great talent in an anthology format and provides a superb starting point for adult readers to experience the breadth and depth of what graphic novels can offer.” —Library Journal “This twelfth volume in the annual Best American Comics...casts a wide net, encompassing fiction and nonfiction graphic books, work in magazines, self-published minicomics, and online comics... the bulk of [which] are from younger and lesser-known creators that are producing boldly idiosyncratic work...[and] grants exposure to a cadre of challenging artists who are likely to be unknown to even the most avid comics fan.”—Booklist
Product Description:
Ben Katchor selects the best graphic pieces of the year. The Best American Comics 2017 showcases the work of both established and up-and-coming contributors and highlights both fiction and nonfiction from graphic novels, pamphlet comics, newspapers, magazines, minicomics, and the Web.
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