July 16, 2019by KatieFatQuarterDecember 22, 2010 Every now and again comes along an idea that’s so brilliantly simple that you wish you’d…- July 16, 2019By Gabriel CarlylePeaceNewsFebruary 2013 Black women's movement and civil rights activist Olive Morris - who became a symbol of the…
- July 16, 2019by Rob CloughThe Comics JournalSeptember 1st, 2010 Diario De Oaxaca may be Peter Kuper’s greatest accomplishment as an artist. It…
- July 16, 2019Foreword Magazine Kuper’s hardcover opus Diario de Oaxaca, excerpted briefly in Wordless Worlds, is not as distant as it might…
- July 16, 2019Fiction Book Review Kuper has long been among the most politically engaged and stylistically distinctive artists working in comics, and…
- July 16, 2019By Michael C LorahNewsarama A warning: this book missed Diamond's cutoff numbers, so you may have a hard time finding…
- July 16, 2019By Bruce JensenLibrary Journal In 2006, illustrator Kuper moved from New York to the impoverished but ethnically and historically rich…
- July 16, 2019By Ernesto AguilarPolitical Media ReviewOstensibly about the recent political strife in the Mexican state, Diario de Oaxaca will likely be…
- July 16, 2019By Geoff GossettWorld Literature in ReviewNov/Dec 2010 Since 1997, Peter Kuper has been the sole artist behind MAD Magazine’s Spy…
- July 16, 2019By Carlo WolffThe Boston GlobeJanuary 3, 2010 The origins of life, humans bent on logic, political strife, the little disturbances…
- July 16, 2019By Kevin McCloskeyCommonSense2 JournalApril 2010 As a kid, my favorite part of Mad Magazine was a miniature comic relegated to…
- July 16, 2019By Brian HeaterThe Daily Crosshatch A sketchbook is a secret thing, a collection of unfinished and often times abandoned ideas…
