- Informations sur l'album
- Best American Comics (The)
- The Best American Comics 2010
- 2010
- USA
- Roman graphique
- 372486
- <Collectif>
- Mazzucchelli, David
- Crumb, Robert
- Katchor, Ben
- Ware, Chris
- Kuper, Peter
- Bagge, Peter
- Kochalka, James
- Hernandez, Mario
- <Quadrichromie>
- Gaiman, Neil
- 10/2010 (Parution le 05/10/2010)
- non coté
- Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
- Format comics
- 978-0-547-24177-7
- 352
- 11/08/2019 14:05:34 (maj 03/03/2020 18:22:53)
- Résumé: This yearly anthology is always something to look forward to, with its impressive editors, juicy forewords, and superabundance of comics genius between its two covers. Series editors Jessica Abel and Matt Madden start off with a brief history of the burst in comics' popularity and readership over the past decade; luckily for us, they include an extensive list of "Notable Comics" that didn't make the final cut. Gaiman, in turn, agonizes entertainingly over the accuracy of the title Best American Comics and finally suggests that the volume instead be called A Sampler: Some Really Good Comics, Including Extracts from Longer Stories We Thought Could Stand on Their Own. It's a wealth of fine storytelling: extracts from Lagoon, the gorgeously strange fairy tale by Lili Carré; Carol Tyler's great You'll Never Know; Bryan Lee O'Malley's Scott Pilgrim vs. the Universe; and Fred Chao's Johnny Hiro. Some stand-alone gems include Todd Brower and Steve MacIsaac's "Ex Communication," in which two bearish men meet for a drink and chat uncomfortably about what they've been up to since their split; Peter Kuper's two-page takedown of the Bush legacy in "Ceci n'est pas un comic"; and Gabrielle Bell's "Mixed Up Files." A thrilling and varied journey from start to finish. Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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