American Splendor #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Last Supper," Harvey Pekar finds himself at a crossroads, hosting actor Wallace Shawn in Cleveland for a film festival screening of My Dinner With Andre. Written by Harvey Pekar and illustrated by Kevin Brown, the story captures a quietly resonant moment of connection and shared struggle, rendered with the trademark honesty of the series. The cover by Gregory Budgett and Gary Dumm sets a contemplative tone, perfectly framing the issue’s intimate, real-life drama.
In "Grubstreet, U.S.A.," Harvey finds himself at a crossroads when Wallace Shawn visits Cleveland for a screening of *My Dinner With Andre*, hoping the encounter might boost his struggling writing career. What begins as a chance to connect with a celebrated artist unfolds into a quiet, unexpected kinship as Harvey discovers Wallace is wrestling with financial struggles of his own.
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Reprinted in American Splendor: The Life and Times of Harvey Pekar #[nn] (1986), More American Splendor: The Life and Times of Harvey Pekar #[nn] (1987), The Best Comics of the Decade #1 (1990), The New American Splendor Anthology #[nn] (1991), Bob & Harv's Comics #[nn] (1996), The Complete Crumb Comics #14 (2000), American Splendor #[nn] (2003)
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