In all the rawness of his social realism, without tricks or self-complacency, the representations and portraits of the surrounding friends are also a testimony of our current times and of his generation. – Lígia Paz
Is context everything? Maybe not, but it means a lot…
There’s a low-key sweet, quiet, melancholic visual music playing in Porcellino’s backgrounds. As he put it, better than I ever could, it’s: “A really simple grace.” A Schulzian ode to suburbia…
From page to page of 100 Scenes we witness a restless, lively world. It’s like a godless theogony in which trial and error coexist.
Walt Disney’s Donald Duck “Lost in the Andes” by Carl Barks and Rich Tommaso is the first tome of a new Carl Barks Library.
Contempt is about the impossibility of loving in a world where The Odyssey can’t be filmed.
Unspent Love addresses themes such as hope, fear, and human frailty.
Jaime Hernandez’ work told me that I could and should draw comics about where I live, the things I did everyday, and the people I know and love.
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