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Misery Loves Comedy by Ivan Brunetti
Misery Loves Comedy by Ivan Brunetti
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Misery Loves Comedy is a raw, unflinching, and deeply introspective collection of work by acclaimed cartoonist Ivan Brunetti. Serving as a comprehensive anthology, the book gathers material from his early comic series, Schizo, alongside various contributions to prestigious publications and miscellaneous colour pieces. More than just a retrospective of alternative comics, this volume invites readers into the complex psyche of an artist navigating the intersection of creativity, trauma, and self-discovery.
Through his signature cynical and often grotesque illustrative style, Brunetti confronts themes of artistic anxiety, childhood displacement, and the struggle to find meaning in a world often perceived as indifferent. The inclusion of clinical commentary provides a unique lens through which to view these pages, framing his cartoons not merely as entertainment, but as vital, often painful attempts to process internal conflicts. This is a must-read for fans of graphic storytelling, those interested in the darker reaches of the human condition, and anyone who appreciates an honest, albeit jagged, artistic memoir. It is a brilliant, unsettling testament to the power of art to both reveal and heal.
Used (good, see images, handwriting on initial page)
Hardcover
ISBN 9781560977926
Misery Loves Comedy is a raw, unflinching, and deeply introspective collection of work by acclaimed cartoonist Ivan Brunetti. Serving as a comprehensive anthology, the book gathers material from his early comic series, Schizo, alongside various contributions to prestigious publications and miscellaneous colour pieces. More than just a retrospective of alternative comics, this volume invites readers into the complex psyche of an artist navigating the intersection of creativity, trauma, and self-discovery.
Through his signature cynical and often grotesque illustrative style, Brunetti confronts themes of artistic anxiety, childhood displacement, and the struggle to find meaning in a world often perceived as indifferent. The inclusion of clinical commentary provides a unique lens through which to view these pages, framing his cartoons not merely as entertainment, but as vital, often painful attempts to process internal conflicts. This is a must-read for fans of graphic storytelling, those interested in the darker reaches of the human condition, and anyone who appreciates an honest, albeit jagged, artistic memoir. It is a brilliant, unsettling testament to the power of art to both reveal and heal.
Used (good, see images, handwriting on initial page)
Hardcover
ISBN 9781560977926
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