He's currently working on the Wizzywig series, a fictional comics biography whose main character is a composite of well-known phreaks and hackers. Portions of part one and two are available on his website. For more pages from Wizzywig, as well as a veritable shitton of his other work, visit his blog. (Really. You'll get lost in there.)
He's certainly bad enough for Pekar, whose post-Crumb collaborators are like a hall of fame of klugey cartoonists. I like the way this guy cross-hatches at right angles. It makes every surface look like the side of Archie's head. posted by Faze at 12:08 PM on March 20
I'm having Ed speak at Blockparty, an north american demoparty (there looks to be only one this year) in Cleveland the weekend of April 16th-19th.
I've reviewed Wizzywig on my weblog, and found it a good experience. Faze apparently hasn't read enough comics to find actual bad cartoonists, of which there are many and legion. posted by jscott at 12:57 PM on March 20 [1 favorite]
I bought both Wizzywig books and they're a joy for any fan of geek culture or computer history. And as a huge fan of the Clowes/Ware school of comics design, I can safely say the art's great. Faze doesn't know what he's talking about. posted by waxpancake at 6:14 PM on March 21
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