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ACME NOVELTY LIBRARY HC #19
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Really? Only five of us read Acme Novelty? Really? That’s just sad.
@Dave: Well what is this about? I mean if it’s #19 of a HC series, I’m intrigued on what this is all about.
@TheNextChampion: its Chris Ware’s comic. he pretty much does anything he wants in it, mostly experimental stuff like in one issue there was a finger puppet punch out theater. every couple of years they get collected into graphic novels the most famous being "Jimmy Corrigan, the smartest kid on earth"
i don’t intend on picking this up because it appears to be part 3 of a story in progress… seems hard to find the previous books… but i definitely want to pick it up when it is collected…
i read Jimmy Corrigan a while back and loved it… i just finished the Quimby the Mouse collection and am half way thru that big red Acme Novelty Library collection…
Best comic being published at the moment. Every time I read an issue I fall back in love with comics.
Acme Novelty isn’t about a story arc or even the sequential actions that are happening in the narritive. It is a starkly emotional examination of being human which is in turn dry, hillarious, depressing and often devestating.
This is the series that brought me back to comics after I had given up in the early 90′s. If Alan Moore proved that comics can be literature then Chrtis Ware proved that comics can be art that tells a story. It just always peeves me that folks in the comics community at large could give a crap about the guy.
when i first saw Acme novelty i didn’t pick it up. the art was entertaining but the book huge and it wouldn’t fit on my shelves. it wasn’t untill i saw his sketch book i knew this guy shouldn’t have been judged by the size of his book.
Chris ware is impressive. his art in acme is simple but not in a bad way. the story and the amount of thought he puts into page layout is genius. can’t wait to read this.