I Think I Was an Alcoholic...

John Callahan's singular, unflinching graphic memoir, published by William Morrow and Company in 1993, chronicles his struggle with alcoholism through his signature ink-wash art and darkly humorous perspective. This single-issue work stands as a raw, autobiographical account from the controversial cartoonist, offering an unvarnished look at addiction without sentimentality. It remains a starkly personal document from an artist known for pushing boundaries.