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The seventh volume in this distinguished series focuses entirely on one of comics' most esteemed and influential creators: artist, writer and editor Harvey Kurtzman, whose complete Comics Journal interviews are collected in this oversized, lavishly illustrated full-color edition.

Every stage of Kurtzman's landmark career is represented, beginning with his entry into comics via superhero stories for Ace from 1943-46 (Mr. Risk, Lash Lightning), World War II-era Army cartoons, early humor work for Timely and Toby Press (Rusty, Pig Tales, Genius, and Hey Look!), his first collaborations with John Severin and Will Elder at Prize Comics Western, and, of course, his groundbreaking period at EC as editor of Two-Fisted Tales, Frontline Combat and MAD. Kurtzman's undeservedly lesser-known post-MAD career at Trump, Humbug, and Help! is also given its due and examined in depth.

Many of the premier cartoonists of the past half-century are represented, including Robert Crumb, Jack Davis, Elder, Russ Heath, Al Jaffee, Arnold Roth, Marie Severin, and Wallace Wood. Yet what makes this volume particularly noteworthy are the obscurities unearthed from Kurtzman's solo freelance career—from Children's Digest, Pageant, U.S. Crime, Varsity and Why—most of which haven't been seen since their original publication. All of which illustrate the most informative and compelling interviews with Kurtzman ever published.]]> 1154254 1 1141754 11 12 2006 The Comics Journal Library Vol. 7: Harvey Kurtzman (Comics Journal Library) total:7|5:0|4:1|3:0|2:0|1:0| 7 29 8 1 564939 4.00 27 7 2674000 115779 1154254 1560977558 9781560977551 1 http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1181446279m/1154254.jpg http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1181446279s/1154254.jpg http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1154254.The_Comics_Journal_Library_Vol_7_Harvey_Kurtzman 4.14 7 Examining the career of the creator of MAD and Little Annie Fanny, in his own words.

The seventh volume in this distinguished series focuses entirely on one of comics' most esteemed and influential creators: artist, writer and editor Harvey Kurtzman, whose complete Comics Journal interviews are collected in this oversized, lavishly illustrated full-color edition.

Every stage of Kurtzman's landmark career is represented, beginning with his entry into comics via superhero stories for Ace from 1943-46 (Mr. Risk, Lash Lightning), World War II-era Army cartoons, early humor work for Timely and Toby Press (Rusty, Pig Tales, Genius, and Hey Look!), his first collaborations with John Severin and Will Elder at Prize Comics Western, and, of course, his groundbreaking period at EC as editor of Two-Fisted Tales, Frontline Combat and MAD. Kurtzman's undeservedly lesser-known post-MAD career at Trump, Humbug, and Help! is also given its due and examined in depth.

Many of the premier cartoonists of the past half-century are represented, including Robert Crumb, Jack Davis, Elder, Russ Heath, Al Jaffee, Arnold Roth, Marie Severin, and Wallace Wood. Yet what makes this volume particularly noteworthy are the obscurities unearthed from Kurtzman's solo freelance career—from Children's Digest, Pageant, U.S. Crime, Varsity and Why—most of which haven't been seen since their original publication. All of which illustrate the most informative and compelling interviews with Kurtzman ever published.]]> 2006 5 0 false Mon Jan 01 00:00:00 -0800 2007 Tue Jul 03 10:49:51 -0700 2007 Wed Dec 16 23:31:17 -0800 2009 ]]> 74161326 833097 1154254 1560977558 9781560977551 1 http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1181446279m/1154254.jpg http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1181446279s/1154254.jpg http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1154254.The_Comics_Journal_Library_Vol_7_Harvey_Kurtzman 4.14 7 Examining the career of the creator of MAD and Little Annie Fanny, in his own words.

The seventh volume in this distinguished series focuses entirely on one of comics' most esteemed and influential creators: artist, writer and editor Harvey Kurtzman, whose complete Comics Journal interviews are collected in this oversized, lavishly illustrated full-color edition.

Every stage of Kurtzman's landmark career is represented, beginning with his entry into comics via superhero stories for Ace from 1943-46 (Mr. Risk, Lash Lightning), World War II-era Army cartoons, early humor work for Timely and Toby Press (Rusty, Pig Tales, Genius, and Hey Look!), his first collaborations with John Severin and Will Elder at Prize Comics Western, and, of course, his groundbreaking period at EC as editor of Two-Fisted Tales, Frontline Combat and MAD. Kurtzman's undeservedly lesser-known post-MAD career at Trump, Humbug, and Help! is also given its due and examined in depth.

Many of the premier cartoonists of the past half-century are represented, including Robert Crumb, Jack Davis, Elder, Russ Heath, Al Jaffee, Arnold Roth, Marie Severin, and Wallace Wood. Yet what makes this volume particularly noteworthy are the obscurities unearthed from Kurtzman's solo freelance career—from Children's Digest, Pageant, U.S. Crime, Varsity and Why—most of which haven't been seen since their original publication. All of which illustrate the most informative and compelling interviews with Kurtzman ever published.]]> 2006 4 0 false Sun Oct 11 08:38:17 -0700 2009 Sun Oct 11 08:38:17 -0700 2009 67636176 2632322 1154254 1560977558 9781560977551 1 http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1181446279m/1154254.jpg http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1181446279s/1154254.jpg http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1154254.The_Comics_Journal_Library_Vol_7_Harvey_Kurtzman 4.14 7 Examining the career of the creator of MAD and Little Annie Fanny, in his own words.

The seventh volume in this distinguished series focuses entirely on one of comics' most esteemed and influential creators: artist, writer and editor Harvey Kurtzman, whose complete Comics Journal interviews are collected in this oversized, lavishly illustrated full-color edition.

Every stage of Kurtzman's landmark career is represented, beginning with his entry into comics via superhero stories for Ace from 1943-46 (Mr. Risk, Lash Lightning), World War II-era Army cartoons, early humor work for Timely and Toby Press (Rusty, Pig Tales, Genius, and Hey Look!), his first collaborations with John Severin and Will Elder at Prize Comics Western, and, of course, his groundbreaking period at EC as editor of Two-Fisted Tales, Frontline Combat and MAD. Kurtzman's undeservedly lesser-known post-MAD career at Trump, Humbug, and Help! is also given its due and examined in depth.

Many of the premier cartoonists of the past half-century are represented, including Robert Crumb, Jack Davis, Elder, Russ Heath, Al Jaffee, Arnold Roth, Marie Severin, and Wallace Wood. Yet what makes this volume particularly noteworthy are the obscurities unearthed from Kurtzman's solo freelance career—from Children's Digest, Pageant, U.S. Crime, Varsity and Why—most of which haven't been seen since their original publication. All of which illustrate the most informative and compelling interviews with Kurtzman ever published.]]> 2006 4 0 false Sun Aug 16 13:58:36 -0700 2009 Sun Aug 16 13:58:36 -0700 2009 53397647 1662563 1154254 1560977558 9781560977551 1 http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1181446279m/1154254.jpg http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1181446279s/1154254.jpg http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1154254.The_Comics_Journal_Library_Vol_7_Harvey_Kurtzman 4.14 7 Examining the career of the creator of MAD and Little Annie Fanny, in his own words.

The seventh volume in this distinguished series focuses entirely on one of comics' most esteemed and influential creators: artist, writer and editor Harvey Kurtzman, whose complete Comics Journal interviews are collected in this oversized, lavishly illustrated full-color edition.

Every stage of Kurtzman's landmark career is represented, beginning with his entry into comics via superhero stories for Ace from 1943-46 (Mr. Risk, Lash Lightning), World War II-era Army cartoons, early humor work for Timely and Toby Press (Rusty, Pig Tales, Genius, and Hey Look!), his first collaborations with John Severin and Will Elder at Prize Comics Western, and, of course, his groundbreaking period at EC as editor of Two-Fisted Tales, Frontline Combat and MAD. Kurtzman's undeservedly lesser-known post-MAD career at Trump, Humbug, and Help! is also given its due and examined in depth.

Many of the premier cartoonists of the past half-century are represented, including Robert Crumb, Jack Davis, Elder, Russ Heath, Al Jaffee, Arnold Roth, Marie Severin, and Wallace Wood. Yet what makes this volume particularly noteworthy are the obscurities unearthed from Kurtzman's solo freelance career—from Children's Digest, Pageant, U.S. Crime, Varsity and Why—most of which haven't been seen since their original publication. All of which illustrate the most informative and compelling interviews with Kurtzman ever published.]]> 2006 3 0 false Mon Apr 20 16:46:30 -0700 2009 Mon Apr 20 16:46:30 -0700 2009 32401818 529442 1154254 1560977558 9781560977551 1 http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1181446279m/1154254.jpg http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1181446279s/1154254.jpg http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1154254.The_Comics_Journal_Library_Vol_7_Harvey_Kurtzman 4.14 7 Examining the career of the creator of MAD and Little Annie Fanny, in his own words.

The seventh volume in this distinguished series focuses entirely on one of comics' most esteemed and influential creators: artist, writer and editor Harvey Kurtzman, whose complete Comics Journal interviews are collected in this oversized, lavishly illustrated full-color edition.

Every stage of Kurtzman's landmark career is represented, beginning with his entry into comics via superhero stories for Ace from 1943-46 (Mr. Risk, Lash Lightning), World War II-era Army cartoons, early humor work for Timely and Toby Press (Rusty, Pig Tales, Genius, and Hey Look!), his first collaborations with John Severin and Will Elder at Prize Comics Western, and, of course, his groundbreaking period at EC as editor of Two-Fisted Tales, Frontline Combat and MAD. Kurtzman's undeservedly lesser-known post-MAD career at Trump, Humbug, and Help! is also given its due and examined in depth.

Many of the premier cartoonists of the past half-century are represented, including Robert Crumb, Jack Davis, Elder, Russ Heath, Al Jaffee, Arnold Roth, Marie Severin, and Wallace Wood. Yet what makes this volume particularly noteworthy are the obscurities unearthed from Kurtzman's solo freelance career—from Children's Digest, Pageant, U.S. Crime, Varsity and Why—most of which haven't been seen since their original publication. All of which illustrate the most informative and compelling interviews with Kurtzman ever published.]]> 2006 4 0 false Tue Jan 01 00:00:00 -0800 2008 Mon Sep 08 20:09:26 -0700 2008 Sun Oct 05 23:02:42 -0700 2008 31918060 1404154 1154254 1560977558 9781560977551 1 http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1181446279m/1154254.jpg http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1181446279s/1154254.jpg http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1154254.The_Comics_Journal_Library_Vol_7_Harvey_Kurtzman 4.14 7 Examining the career of the creator of MAD and Little Annie Fanny, in his own words.

The seventh volume in this distinguished series focuses entirely on one of comics' most esteemed and influential creators: artist, writer and editor Harvey Kurtzman, whose complete Comics Journal interviews are collected in this oversized, lavishly illustrated full-color edition.

Every stage of Kurtzman's landmark career is represented, beginning with his entry into comics via superhero stories for Ace from 1943-46 (Mr. Risk, Lash Lightning), World War II-era Army cartoons, early humor work for Timely and Toby Press (Rusty, Pig Tales, Genius, and Hey Look!), his first collaborations with John Severin and Will Elder at Prize Comics Western, and, of course, his groundbreaking period at EC as editor of Two-Fisted Tales, Frontline Combat and MAD. Kurtzman's undeservedly lesser-known post-MAD career at Trump, Humbug, and Help! is also given its due and examined in depth.

Many of the premier cartoonists of the past half-century are represented, including Robert Crumb, Jack Davis, Elder, Russ Heath, Al Jaffee, Arnold Roth, Marie Severin, and Wallace Wood. Yet what makes this volume particularly noteworthy are the obscurities unearthed from Kurtzman's solo freelance career—from Children's Digest, Pageant, U.S. Crime, Varsity and Why—most of which haven't been seen since their original publication. All of which illustrate the most informative and compelling interviews with Kurtzman ever published.]]> 2006 0 0 false Wed Sep 03 11:39:21 -0700 2008 Wed Sep 03 11:39:21 -0700 2008 7907003 203022 1154254 1560977558 9781560977551 1 http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1181446279m/1154254.jpg http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1181446279s/1154254.jpg http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1154254.The_Comics_Journal_Library_Vol_7_Harvey_Kurtzman 4.14 7 Examining the career of the creator of MAD and Little Annie Fanny, in his own words.

The seventh volume in this distinguished series focuses entirely on one of comics' most esteemed and influential creators: artist, writer and editor Harvey Kurtzman, whose complete Comics Journal interviews are collected in this oversized, lavishly illustrated full-color edition.

Every stage of Kurtzman's landmark career is represented, beginning with his entry into comics via superhero stories for Ace from 1943-46 (Mr. Risk, Lash Lightning), World War II-era Army cartoons, early humor work for Timely and Toby Press (Rusty, Pig Tales, Genius, and Hey Look!), his first collaborations with John Severin and Will Elder at Prize Comics Western, and, of course, his groundbreaking period at EC as editor of Two-Fisted Tales, Frontline Combat and MAD. Kurtzman's undeservedly lesser-known post-MAD career at Trump, Humbug, and Help! is also given its due and examined in depth.

Many of the premier cartoonists of the past half-century are represented, including Robert Crumb, Jack Davis, Elder, Russ Heath, Al Jaffee, Arnold Roth, Marie Severin, and Wallace Wood. Yet what makes this volume particularly noteworthy are the obscurities unearthed from Kurtzman's solo freelance career—from Children's Digest, Pageant, U.S. Crime, Varsity and Why—most of which haven't been seen since their original publication. All of which illustrate the most informative and compelling interviews with Kurtzman ever published.]]> 2006 5 0 false Thu Oct 18 16:54:23 -0700 2007 Thu Oct 18 16:54:23 -0700 2007 3307911 185244 1154254 1560977558 9781560977551 1 http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1181446279m/1154254.jpg http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1181446279s/1154254.jpg http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1154254.The_Comics_Journal_Library_Vol_7_Harvey_Kurtzman 4.14 7 Examining the career of the creator of MAD and Little Annie Fanny, in his own words.

The seventh volume in this distinguished series focuses entirely on one of comics' most esteemed and influential creators: artist, writer and editor Harvey Kurtzman, whose complete Comics Journal interviews are collected in this oversized, lavishly illustrated full-color edition.

Every stage of Kurtzman's landmark career is represented, beginning with his entry into comics via superhero stories for Ace from 1943-46 (Mr. Risk, Lash Lightning), World War II-era Army cartoons, early humor work for Timely and Toby Press (Rusty, Pig Tales, Genius, and Hey Look!), his first collaborations with John Severin and Will Elder at Prize Comics Western, and, of course, his groundbreaking period at EC as editor of Two-Fisted Tales, Frontline Combat and MAD. Kurtzman's undeservedly lesser-known post-MAD career at Trump, Humbug, and Help! is also given its due and examined in depth.

Many of the premier cartoonists of the past half-century are represented, including Robert Crumb, Jack Davis, Elder, Russ Heath, Al Jaffee, Arnold Roth, Marie Severin, and Wallace Wood. Yet what makes this volume particularly noteworthy are the obscurities unearthed from Kurtzman's solo freelance career—from Children's Digest, Pageant, U.S. Crime, Varsity and Why—most of which haven't been seen since their original publication. All of which illustrate the most informative and compelling interviews with Kurtzman ever published.]]> 2006 4 0 false Fri Jul 20 05:12:24 -0700 2007 Fri Jul 20 05:12:24 -0700 2007 8 http://www.goodreads.com/book_link/follow/8?book_id=1154254