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Drawn & Quarterly: Twenty-Five Years of Contemporary Cartooning, Comics, and Graphic Novels #[nn]
This hefty hardcover commemorates Drawn & Quarterly's first quarter-century as a leading alternative comics publisher, gathering a career-spanning selection of work from its most celebrated artists. The collection highlights signature pieces by Chester Brown, Joe Matt, Joe Sacco, Julie Doucet, and Seth, among many others, offering a panoramic view of the house's evolution from a scrappy Montreal indie to an internationally respected graphic novel imprint.
"Kate Beaton delivers a sharp, self-aware satire in 'No Problem,' a story that captures the absurdity of national stereotypes with her signature wit and precise line work. Drawn & Quarterly celebrates its quarter-century milestone with this standout piece, showcasing Beaton’s full artistic control as writer, artist, inker, and letterer. The cover, a clever collaboration by Tom Gauld, sets the tone with its deadpan humor and iconic visual punch."
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Canadians are enraged when Americans make fun of them but the President knows the mob's weakness: he greets them warmly, forcing the Canadians to become polite in return.
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