books by Kim Deitch

books by Kim Deitch

books:

Kim Deitch

Kim Deitch

Fantagraphics Books, 1992

Here's Waldo
Kim Deitch is one of the masters of underground comix and his Waldo comics are among his finest. Beautiful black and white line work and an anything but "funny animal" storyline make this a classic. Unfortunately, Deitch's graphic novel collections appear to be going ...

Hollywoodland

Kim Deitch

Fantagraphics Books, 1988

Welcome to Hollywoodland!
This is a great collection of Kim Deitch comics and if you like the undergrounds, this is a must-have. Deitch's black and white, cross-hatched linework looks great and his stories will pull you in. Although now out-of-print, this is a book that definitely deserves to ...

Beyond the Pale: Krazed Komics and Stories

Kim Deitch

Fantagraphics Books, 1989

Deitch Collected
Beyond the Pale is an essential volume for Kim Deitch fans covering two decades worth of work. If you've thought about getting this, don't delay...I'd try the publisher for the remaining copies. Deitch's black and white line work is a delight, underground comics fans ...

Legal Action Comics Volume 2 (v. 2)

Art Spiegelman, Kim Deitch, ...

Danny Hellman/DDLDF, 2003

Danny Hellman Legal Defense Fund
I have had a few email conversations with Mr. Hellman, and he is a great guy - as sick and as wild as his comics are, and also very nice. This ia a very wild and interesting mixture of comics from a wide array of artists, and to put it mildly, very much an antidote to ...

Legal Action Comics Volume 1 (v. 1)

Art Spiegelman, Robert Williams, ...

Danny Hellman/DDLDF, 2001

Should be Better
This book was put together in order to fund the defence of cartoonist Danny Hellman whose freedom of speech is being attacked by the subject of a harmless satirical e-mail (cartoonist Ted Rall) via a $1.5 million libel suit. Hellman created his satirical e-mail as a ...

The Boulevard of Broken Dreams

Kim Deitch

Pantheon, 2002

Kings don't mean a thing on the boulevard of dreams...
Boulevard of Broken Dreams is a fascinating comic about the steady decline of an animator named Ted and the industry into which he breathed new life. An animation company of the '30s era creates "Waldo the Cat" shorts, but with the rise of Disney, the company tosses ...

Shroud For Waldo

Kim Deitch

Fantagraphics Books, 2002

Comix Classic
A Shroud for Waldo is another excellent collection of "Waldo" comics from underground comix artist Kim Deitch. His artwork (black and white) will appeal to those who like cross-hatched line work and comics with an edge. These definitely aren't "Garfield" like comics. ...

Deitch's Pictorama
Kim Deitch, Simon Deitch, ...

Fantagraphics Books, 2008

Presenting a new type of graphic fiction from a legendary family in American cartooning. Underground cartoonist Kim Deitch has recruited his entire cast of siblings to produce a unique, all-new "picto-fiction" pocket book. Deitch's Pictorama leads off with Kim's comic "The Sunshine Girl." Then it's time for Seth's prose short story "Children of ...

Alias the Cat

Kim Deitch

Pantheon, 2007

KD is amazing
Cannot more highly recommend Kim Deitch. Strange, tight stories. Weighty black and white. Now, I read other graphic novels with despair.

Shadowland

Kim Deitch

Fantagraphics Books, 2006

Approach with an Open Mind...
This was the first graphic novel I have read by Kim Deitch, and in the beginning I was unsure if I was missing parts of the serial "Shadowland." The storyline of this novel doesn't just jump around, it jumps inside of every facet of a story that at times seems ...