Thursday, November 18, 2010
Whate Means Full Board/
Breakdowns: Portrait of the Artist As a Young %@&*! , a collection originally published in 1978 which brings together much of his early works, published in various underground magazines during the seventies. Cutting all very experimental, which is evident Speigelman commitment to the advancement of comics, overlays, assembly of vignettes, nonlinear narrative, loops, audiovisual language resources, stories in which the reader chooses the evolution of plot ... their research sprayed barriers format, design, narrative. Making Crumb comic psychoanalytic approach, using his own life story as a raw material from which to draw inspiration on which to perform exorcisms. And there are small personal demons: the death of his mother, whose theme reaches climax in Metro Hell
the Nazi Holocaust
Maus, the graphic novel whose germ desolation barely three pages also included. From child abuse and the discovery of comics as a means of expression, Spiegelman delves into the troubled relationship with parents (perhaps they are not all?), His mental crisis, the absurdity of life and existential emptiness of beings lost in drunkenness, detective stories surreal black dwarf women chasing Picasso, cathodic borrowed lives. Complete the volume a great text that Spiegelman himself takes stock of his career life and artistic, interesting not only because it lets delve into the recesses of his training as an artist, but by offering a very personal vision of the world of comics and illustration from 70 to today. 
Breakdowns may not wake 
Breakdowns
is Spain has been edited by Reservoir Books
is Spain has been edited by Reservoir Books
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