“No less than Charlie Chaplin, its only pop rival for the affection of Jazz Age aesthetes, Krazy Kat synthesized a particular mixture of sweetness and slapstick, playful fantasy and emotional brutality.”

Will Eisner's work at its best contained a kind of urban poetry, a lyric strain similar to such di­verse Brooklynites as Irwin Shaw, Henry Miller, and Norman Mailer

George Herriman, Spain Rodriguez, Rosalyn Drexler, and Kirk Hayes—four artists from the past and the present who give us hope for the future.

A new exhibition of the artist's facsimiles at Gavin Brown gives viewers something to think about.

We are children of the edge, of that place where land and sea meet

Hopper captured the weirdness lurking behind America's businesslike facade