What Is Absurdism? Where Philosophy Meets the Punchline
The same philosophical recognition – that the universe offers no inherent meaning – produced both Camus’s Sisyphus and Gary Larson’s cows. That’s…
The same philosophical recognition – that the universe offers no inherent meaning – produced both Camus’s Sisyphus and Gary Larson’s cows. That’s…
Imagine a panel from Criminal where master thief Leo Patterson sits alone in a darkened diner, smoke curling…
I still remember the moment I first encountered Sartre’s Being and Nothingness in a Parisian bookstore. Growing up…
Can a comic strip answer what it means to be alive? This question first struck me while sketching…
Tyranny rarely announces itself with fanfare. Where tyranny begins is not with obvious oppression, but by creeping in…
I spent four years adapting Sartre’s Being and Nothingness into The Labyrinth, my Eisner-nominated graphic novel. That work…
Can a graphic novel help us overcome our deepest existential fears? Since the dawn of humanity, people have…
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