Tag Archives: drawn+quarterly

'My Begging Chart' by Keiler Roberts captures everyday life so readily that it is a visual diary of family and reality.

'Cyclopedia Exotica' by Aminder Dhaliwal is is a masterful portrayal of being a minority in a society that does not relate to the experience.

'Billionaires' by Darryl Cunningham and published by Drawn+Quarterly is a journalistic portrayal of three of the richest, most powerful people on the planet.

'Heaven No Hell' by DeForge are a joy to read and reread as the ideas hidden inside stick deep in the audience’s brains.

'Tono Monogatari' is Shigeru Mizuki’s graphic narrative take on the classic Japanese book of legends for a fascinating read on folklore.

'Okay, Universe' by Valerie Plante and Delphie Cote-Lacroix provieds understanding of the behind the scenes political process.

'The League of Super Feminists' by Mirion Malle is a quick read packed with examples as it covers such a broad range.

Little Lulu: The Fuzzythingus Poopi from Drawn+Quarterly is a beautiful reprint collecting some of the best issues of the classic kids’s comic. While originally a single-panel cartoon created by comics icon Marjorie Henderson Buell, better known as “Marge,” Lulu evolved into one of the best-known Dell/Golden Key comic book titles …

'Moms,' by Yeong-Shin Ma presents a very real perspective of middle-aged women often not seen and explores it to find the life within.

'Constitution Illustrated' by R Sikoryak is a great reminder of the power of the relatively short original document that defined American federal power.