# Chris Ware
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Franklin Christenson "Chris" Ware (born December 28, 1967) is an American cartoonist known for his Acme Novelty Library series (begun 1994) and the graphic novels Jimmy Corrigan, the Smartest Kid on Earth (2000), Building Stories (2012) and Rusty Brown (2019). His works explore themes of social isolation, emotional torment and depression. He tends to use a vivid color palette and realistic, meticulous detail.
382: Leading with a Viewpoint and Grace
Do you need to know more than everyone else to be an effective leader? Chris Ware believes the answer is no. Throughout his career, he has repeatedly stepped into leadership roles where others had deeper expertise, yet he learned how to build trust, credibility, and engagement without relying on au…
Chris Ware
Chris Ware joined me to chat about his new book from Rizzoli, Monograph. I have been a huge fan of Chris’s for a number of years. When I get a new book by him, I inhale it right away. In preparation for this interview, I reread the majority of his work, and got new perspectives and insights.
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Funding Drive 09 Week 1
This weeks show is a little different. I played music by different cartoonists. It’s a pretty interesting and varied list. This week was the more poppy week and next week will be more um, loud….
Blueshammer – Cotton Pickin’ Blues(written by Daniel Clowes)
The Action Suits – Fun Flies(members inc…
Jerry Moriarty Part 1
Jerry Moriarty’s Jack Survives has been one of those quietly influential books that has only been available to collectors that were willing to cough up the big dough to find a rare copy. Chris Ware even traded an original piece of his art for a copy of the book back when it was out of print. Buev…
David Collier
In our continued look at Canadian cartoonists, David Collier joined us for our most Canadian show yet. David has creating some great biographies of folks in Canadian history. Ranging from his own grandfather to little known sports figures, he always goes beyond the duty in his research in creatin…
More Krazy
Today was I got to go see the Krazy show in action at the Vancouver Art Gallery. As a member of the press, I got to go on a tour of the Comics section with special guide Art Spiegelman. As a bonus for you folks, I recorded the tour. So please enjoy the following posts that will cover a look at th…
Gasoline Alley
Colin and I were delighted to be joined by Chris Ware and Jeet Heer to discuss the great works of Frank King. Kingâ€s work with Gasoline Alley, a strip dating back nearly 90 years is still felt on some of my modern favorite cartoonists. From Shulz to Matt, King masterful craftsmanship and storyte…
Outlaw Energy or the Season Finale on The Corner Box - S3Ep56
Three seasons, zero missed weeks, and one comic book genie later, David and John close out Season 3 by making three wishes for the future of comics. They tackle disappearing comics history, the sanding-down of the medium’s rough edges, and the need for better journalism and conversation around the …
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