Malcolm Harvey

Sans apologie, ni dénonciation, L'Art du désastre raconte les tribulations de ce drôle de personnage qui voulait faire la révolution en vendant des pantalons.

Editorial: A principios de la década de los 50, la editorial EC revolucionó la industria del cómic con su “nueva tendencia”: cómics de terror, género negro, bélicos y de aventuras, dirigidos a lectores más adultos de lo que era por costumbre. Entre los grandes talentos que ayudaron a crear la leyenda de EC , se encontraba Harvey Kurtzman . Editor, guionista y dibujante, hoy en día es conocido por crear la exitosa revista satírica Mad , pero también nos dejó maravillas como sus cómics bélicos publicados en las series Two-Fisted Tales y Frontline Combat .

A lifelong Cleveland resident, Harvey Pekar (1939-2010) pioneered autobiographical comics, mining the mundane for magic since 1976 in his ongoing American Splendor series. Harvey Pekar's Cleveland is sadly one of his last, but happily one of his most definitive graphic novels. It combines classic American Splendor-ous autobiographical anecdotes with key moments and characters in the city's history as relayed to us by Our Man and meticulously researched and rendered by artist Joseph Remnant. With an introduction by Alan Moore to boot!

Move over Uncle Scrooge! The richest character in comic book history is about to get his due. Harvey Comics' original creation Richie Rich, the Poor Little Rich Boy, represented the fantasies of every comic book-loving kid growing up in the 1960s and 70s. Now, Dark Horse is delighted to present the ultimate tribute to the boy who has everything - and we mean everything! This mega compilation of the essential Richie collects his earliest and most substantial stories for the first time ever. Created by Sid Jacbson and Warren Kremer as a back-up feature in Little Dot comics in 1953, Richie Rich went on to become Harvey's biggest money maker, appearing in over fifty different spin-off titles over the next 40 years. In addition to the magnificent comic art of Warren Kremer, Richie was also drawn by animation great Steve Muffatti and comics legend Ernie Colon.

A lifelong Cleveland resident, Harvey Pekar (1939-2010) pioneered autobiographical comics, mining the mundane for magic since 1976 in his ongoing American Splendor series. Harvey Pekar's Cleveland is sadly one of his last, but happily one of his most definitive graphic novels. It combines classic American Splendor-ous autobiographical anecdotes with key moments and characters in the city's history as relayed to us by Our Man and meticulously researched and rendered by artist Joseph Remnant. With an introduction by Alan Moore to boot!