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Sacco Joe
Jonathan Cape; 01 ...
9780224072700
2003
216
500
paperback
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Notes From A Defeatist
Sacco Joe
Sacco paved the way for Palestine with
his powerful triptych on modern war and its innocent victims, originally
published in his comic Yahoo and
collected here: 'When Good Bombs Happen to Bad People' chronicles the effect of
aerial warfare on civilians, from Germany and Japan in World War II to Libya in
1986; 'More Women, More Children, More Quickly' is written from a victim's
perspective, as Sacco illustrates his mother's harrowing experiences during
Italian and German WWII raids on Malta; and 'How I Loved the War', Defeatist's centrepiece, is
Sacco's impassioned but sardonic reflection on the Gulf War, and the
surrounding propaganda and media circus. Published during the reign of Bush I,
it has since acquired an even sharper relevance.
Defeatist also features Sacco's first (relatively) long-form piece, 'In the
Company of Long Hair', a hilarious roadie's-eye view of an American punk band's
eventful European tour from Amsterdam to Madrid, as well as 'Cartoon Genius',
'Voyage to the End of the Library', 'A Disgusting Experience', and 'On My Day
Off', a cycle of funny and rueful autobiographic comics that display Sacco's
graphic verve to its fullest extent.
Defeatist is rounded off with a large section of Sacco's earliest, pointedly
satirical strips (none of which has been collected in book form before) and new
introductions and notes by the author.
A combination of youthful indiscretions and mature
masterworks, Notes from a
Defeatist spotlights the work of a brilliant young artist as
he defines the capabilities and potential of his chosen medium.
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Sacco paved the way for Palestine with
his powerful triptych on modern war and its innocent victims, originally
published in his comic Yahoo and
collected here: 'When Good Bombs Happen to Bad People' chronicles the effect of
aerial warfare on civilians, from Germany and Japan in World War II to Libya in
1986; 'More Women, More Children, More Quickly' is written from a victim's
perspective, as Sacco illustrates his mother's harrowing experiences during
Italian and German WWII raids on Malta; and 'How I Loved the War', Defeatist's centrepiece, is
Sacco's impassioned but sardonic reflection on the Gulf War, and the
surrounding propaganda and media circus. Published during the reign of Bush I,
it has since acquired an even sharper relevance.
Defeatist also features Sacco's first (relatively) long-form piece, 'In the
Company of Long Hair', a hilarious roadie's-eye view of an American punk band's
eventful European tour from Amsterdam to Madrid, as well as 'Cartoon Genius',
'Voyage to the End of the Library', 'A Disgusting Experience', and 'On My Day
Off', a cycle of funny and rueful autobiographic comics that display Sacco's
graphic verve to its fullest extent.
Defeatist is rounded off with a large section of Sacco's earliest, pointedly
satirical strips (none of which has been collected in book form before) and new
introductions and notes by the author.
A combination of youthful indiscretions and mature
masterworks, Notes from a
Defeatist spotlights the work of a brilliant young artist as
he defines the capabilities and potential of his chosen medium.