The education of a comics artist : visual narrative in cartoons, graphic novels, and beyond / edited by Michael Dooley and Steven Heller.
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New York :
Allworth Press : School of Visual Arts,
[2005]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : The most popular course in art school / Steven Heller
- Foreword : What's so funny about comics (and understanding)? / Michael Dooley
- Section I The comics field : Magazine cartoons : Cartoons at The New Yorker / Bob Mankoff
- Wednesday "look day" and the freelance magazine cartooner / R.C. Harvey
- In praise of offensive cartoons / Paul Krassner
- Editorial cartoons : Stop them damned pictures / Ben Sargent
- Interview : The obligation to be honest / Tony Auth
- Caricature : biting the face that feeds you / Steve Brodner
- Political comics : Learning from the political cartoon / Paul Buhle
- Launching World War 3 / Peter Kuper
- Interview : My new distribution technique is unstoppable / David Rees
- Comic strips : Comics vérité / Stan Mack
- Interview : Gut feelings and waves of intuition / Mark Alan Stamaty
- Interview : Zippy, my alter ego / Bill Griffith
- Interview : Sylvia, my role model / Nicole Hollander
- Kids' and teens' comics : Katy Keene : forgotten comic icon / Teal Triggs
- How I learned to stop worrying and love Archie Andrews / Jessica Abel
- A passion for Top Cat / Barbara McClintock
- Action/adventure comics : Superhero artists of the twenty-first century : origins / Arlen Schumer
- Interview : The first rule : there are no rules / Jim Steranko
- Interview : Illuminating the darkness / Barron Storey
- Interview : Learning to get "real" / Bill Sienkiewicz
- Interview : The need to do something different / Dave McKean
- Interview : The whole-brained approach / David Mack
- Alternative comics : The education of an editor / Monte Beauchamp
- Interview : Arranging sights and ideas / Gary Panter
- Learning from the master / David Sandlin
- The birth of Leviathan / Peter Blegvad
- Interview : What's the "big idea"? / Mark Newgarden
- Graphic novels : Interview : Revelations of a pluralist / Chip Kidd
- Interivew : Acme graphic novelties / Chris Ware
- Interview : A novel graphic / Art Spiegelman
- Interview : Memoir of a revolution / Marjane Satrapi
- Interview : Out of the inkwell / Kim Deitch
- Interview : The power of old-fashioned storytelling / Rick Geary
- Career tips for control freaks / Ho Che Anderson
- Miscellany : Interview : The education of an educational comics artist / Leonard Rifas
- Mini-comics : comics' secret lifeblood / Tom Spurgeon
- Fort Thunder : a comics' art collective / Dan Nadel
- The European comic book industry : a guided tour / Bart Beaty
- Manga in America, Manga in Japan / Bill Randall.
- Section II Widening the field : Comics in art and illustration : Interview : That old time religion / Elwood Smith
- Interview : Representational art to the forefront / Robert Williams
- Section III Education Illustrated : Dan James
- Nicholas Blechman
- David Heatley
- Rick Meyerowitz
- Section IV The comics profession : The business of comics : Surviving the convention circuit / Heidi MacDonald
- Popularizing the comics / Todd Hignite
- Growing pains / Eric Reynolds
- The creation of comics : Bring out the dead! / Craig Yoe
- Street smarts / Colin Berry
- Write ways : an unruly anti-treatise / Dennis O'Neil
- Throwing the book at comic artists / Tim Kreider
- Common sense on giving offense : a brief guide to what you can get away with / Robert Fiore
- Contradictions of character / Ward Sutton
- What's love got to do with it? / Trina Robbins
- Section V Comics studies : Teaching comics : Interview / Gunnar Swanson
- The four tribes of comics / Scott McCloud
- Interview : Dedication, commitment, talent / Joe Kubert
- Some "contemptible" British students / Roger Sabin
- Interview / Joel Priddy
- To the heart of the medium / Will Eisner
- Lesson plans : The importance of teaching comics / Ted Stearn
- Portrait of a comics artist as a graphic designer / James Sturm
- Experimental comics in the classroom / Matt Madden
- Funnybook lit 101 / Rich Kreiner.