El Lissitzky. Had Gadya (A Single Kid). Kultur-Lige. 1919.
El Lissitzky illustrated this avant-garde version of the Passover song “Had gadya” early in his career, while immersed in the Jewish cultural renaissance that flourished in Russia from roughly 1912 to the early 1920s. Lithographs with Yiddish text, this is one of only a few copies known to exist. -Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library
Do you have the slightest desire to play hockey? Do you know what hockey is? My cousin’s 8 year old son is ON IT
Kletschmore is another comic by the Pengboom Society who make A House Divided. There is a lot of talent in that group! I love the art and story here, I hope they get 3 billion readers.
I have a comic for you to read, by some talented and funny fellows - the Pengboom Society - I met in Frankfurt.
A House Divided is beautifully drawn, great facial expressions, great humor and mystery and fun, all the things you want an adventure fantasy comic to be! It’s 30 pages in or so, so it’s just starting to get interesting.
Meredith and I are getting married this fall, and she is the best person I’ve ever met and I can’t wait to be married to her!
We’re going to be paying for our small, modest affair all on our own, but that still adds up to a pretty hefty chunk of cash for a couple of cartoonists. SO, to…
I wanted to put these comics about spending time with my baby nephew in one place. He is my little round pal! He barfs a lot.
Guess who is coming to Germany! (it’s me)
See you there (if you are there!)
Click through for info, and here is the schedule:
Montag, 9.3. – Frankfurt am Main
16:00 – 18:00 Uhr, Kate signiert im Comicladen Terminal Entertainment Große Eschenheimer Straße 41a, 60313 Frankfurt am Main
20:30 Uhr, Lesung in der Galerie Goldstein mit Alexandra Maxeiner Schweizer Straße 84, 60594 Frankfurt Eintritt: 5 Euro /3 Euro
Dienstag, 10.3. – Stuttgart 20:30 Uhr, Künstlergespräch und Buchpräsentation Moderation: Thomas Klingenmaier Stadtbibliothek, Mailänder Platz 1, 70173 Stuttgart Eintritt frei
Donnerstag, 12.3. – Berlin 16:00 – 18:00 Uhr, Kate signiert im Comicladen Modern Graphics Oranienstraße 22, 10999 Berlin
Freitag, 13.3. – Leipzig 14:00 Uhr, Manga und Comic-Convention Leipzig Signierstunde auf der Signierbühne
Samstag 14.3. – Leipzig 13:00 Uhr, Manga und Comic-Convention Leipzig Signierstunde auf der Signierbühne
16:00 – 18:00 Uhr Künstlergespräch mit Kate Beaton und Nina Bunjevac (Avant Verlag) MONAliesA – Feministische Bibliothek – Haus der Demokratie, 4. Etage, Bernhard-Göring-Straße 152, 04277 Leipzig Eintritt: 4 Euro / 3 Euro
Montag, 9. März 2015 - 16:00 bis Samstag, 14. März 2015 - 18:00Deutschland
You could spend all day in a section of wikipedia like this