The Comics of Chris Ware:
Drawing is a Way of Thinking. Edited by David M. Ball and
Martha B. Kuhlman. University Press of Mississippi,
2010. 288 pp.
Paperback: ISBN-13: 978-1604734430
Hardcover: ISBN-13:
978-1604734423
Library of Congress:
PN6727.W285 Z63 2010
Dewey: 741.5/973 22
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Inventing cartooning ancestors : Ware and the comics canon / Jeet Heer
Masked fathers : Jimmy Corrigan and the superheroic legacy / Jacob Brogan
The limits of realism : alternative comics and middlebrow aesthetics in the anthologies of Chris Ware / Marc Singer
Chris Ware’s failures / David M. Ball
Chris Ware and the burden of art history / Katherine Roeder
In the comics workshop : Chris Ware and the oubapo / Martha B. Kuhlman
Comics and the grammar of diagrams / Isaac Cates
On modernism’s ruins : the architecture of "Building stories" and lost buildings / Daniel Worden
Chris Ware’s "Building stories," gentrification, and the lives of/in houses / Matt Godbey
Confronting the intersections of race, immigration, and representation in Chris Ware’s comics / Joanna Davis-McElligatt
Public and private histories in Chris Ware’s Jimmy Corrigan / Shawn Gilmore
Autobiography with two heads : Quimby the Mouse / Benjamin Widiss
Chris Ware and the pursuit of slowness / Georgiana Banita
Imagining an idiosyncratic belonging : representing disability in Chris Ware’s "Building stories" / Margaret Fink Berman
Past imperfect : "Building stories" and the art of memory / Peter R. Sattler
Reviews
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Worcester, Kent. 2010. [review.] TCJ.com, April 8. [read]