The Art of Harvey Kurtzman: The Mad Genius of Comics #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis comprehensive hardcover volume from Harry N. Abrams celebrates the career of Harvey Kurtzman, the legendary cartoonist, writer, and editor best known for creating Mad magazine and pioneering satirical comics. It features a wide selection of his work, including early strips, EC Comics stories, and material from his later projects like Help! and Little Annie Fanny, accompanied by essays and commentary that contextualize his influence on the medium. The collection serves as both a visual retrospective and a critical appreciation of Kurtzman's innovative storytelling and sharp humor.
In the quiet, eerie stillness of the Imjin River, an American soldier watches the corpses of fallen soldiers drift by, each one a silent question about the cost of war—until a sudden attack shatters the silence, turning one man’s reflection into a grim echo of the river’s fate.
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