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Discover the remarkable journey of comics as a legitimate art form with 'Comics As Art: We Told You So.' This definitive 576-page tome chronicles the evolution of comics from an overlooked medium to a celebrated art movement. Published by W.W. Norton & Company in 2017, this brand new item is perfect for comic enthusiasts and art lovers alike. Dive into the rich narrative crafted by comics historian Tom Spurgeon and former Comics Journal editor Michael Dean, who shine a light on Fantagraphics Books' pivotal role in this artistic renaissance.
Through engaging anecdotes and insights from industry legends such as Chris Ware, Art Spiegelman, and Frank Miller, this book presents a comprehensive account of the last four decades of comics history. Explore the cultural awakening of the medium and understand how criticism, creativity, and publishing merged to elevate comics to new heights.
Whether you are a long-time fan or new to graphic novels, 'Comics As Art: We Told You So' is an essential addition to your collection. This book captures the essence of iconic cartoonists and the groundbreaking publications that redefined the genre. It serves not just as a historical record but as a testament to the resilience and evolution of comics as a legitimate art form. Embrace the profound impact of this narrative that connects art lovers, historians, and comic fans in a celebration of creativity and innovation in comics.
Through engaging anecdotes and insights from industry legends such as Chris Ware, Art Spiegelman, and Frank Miller, this book presents a comprehensive account of the last four decades of comics history. Explore the cultural awakening of the medium and understand how criticism, creativity, and publishing merged to elevate comics to new heights.
Whether you are a long-time fan or new to graphic novels, 'Comics As Art: We Told You So' is an essential addition to your collection. This book captures the essence of iconic cartoonists and the groundbreaking publications that redefined the genre. It serves not just as a historical record but as a testament to the resilience and evolution of comics as a legitimate art form. Embrace the profound impact of this narrative that connects art lovers, historians, and comic fans in a celebration of creativity and innovation in comics.