Qui un bel po’ dell’articolo che ne parla:
He was on campus to give the keynote at Comic New York, a two-day symposium held March 24 and 25 in Low Library, which brought together creators, academics and fans to celebrate the art of comics.
The conference focused on New York City’s history as the birthplace of the form and its role in the development of the writers and artists who created generations of superheroes as well as the political, alternative and academic nature of comics themselves.
“Whether you were reading the make believe worlds of The Yellow Cape, Superman, the Spirit or Spider-Man, or the graphically documented ones chronicled in the autobiographical work of Art Spiegelman, Dean Haspiel or Peter Kuper, New York City always takes stage as a central character in comics,” said Chris Irving, author of Leaping Tall Buildings: the Secret Origin of American Comics and a moderator at the symposium.
Dodici secondo la questura.
Già che ci sono ve ne presento alcune in anteprima qua sotto, con foto del loro autore. Ai sagaci visitors il compito di individuare i soggetti della fantasia deformane e ligne claire di George Wach-Steter.
In apertura di post la copertina dell’albo Uncanny X-Men n. 94, il primo degli X-Men scritto da Claremont.