# Peter Kuper
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peter kuper (; born September 22, 1958) is an American alternative comics artist and illustrator, best known for his autobiographical, political, and social observations.
Besides his contributions to the political anthology World War 3 Illustrated, which he co-founded in 1979 with Seth Tobocman, Kuper is currently best known for taking over Spy vs. Spy for Mad magazine.
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Episode 255 - Peter Kuper
Cartoonist, Peter Kuper joins us on the podcast this week.Peter is a frequent contributor to the New Yorker, is the current cartoonist for Spy Vs Spy in MAD magazine and was nominated for a Pulitzer prize this last year. We talk with him about his career, his recent books, "Insectopolis" and "Wish …
Annie Mok
Annie Mok joined me to talk about her comics in advance of her upcoming book tour across America. Her mini comics like James Joyce and Stitching Together are quite beautiful and I really enjoy them. Annie’s more recent work that we discuss covers revealing, personal traumatic issues. Her upcoming…
Peter Kuper
Peter Kuper is a bit of highlight to have on the show. He has been involved in making comics in different capacities over the last nearly 40 years, at a super young age. His work has ranged from the very political World War 3 Illustrated that he does with good friend Seth Tobocman, to autobio wor…
Barron Storey
Barron Storey is one of the most influential people that I have had the pleasure to talk to. He has been teaching for many years, and counts some of the top creators in comix as former pupils. Those that have had the fortune of being students of Barron, include, Kent Williams, George Pratt, Peter…
258 Peter Kuper Part One
A conversation with Peter Kuper on his bold political art, Kafka adaptations, and nearly three decades of Spy vs. Spy.
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262 More With Peter Kuper
The rest of my conversation with Peter Kuper on his bold political art, Kafka adaptations, and nearly three decades of Spy vs. Spy.
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Tell the Joke or Be the Joke with Andy Borowitz
Today we share our conversation with legendary humorist Andy Borowitz. You probably know Andy from his satirical news column, The Borowitz Report, which has been running for 25 years and is now available in print exclusively through Funny Times. His conversation with Ray Lesser takes us from his e…
Doug Latino & Dean Haspiel | Real Life Comix: Only in New York
New York has always been a city of stories, and Real Life Comix: Only in New York turns more than 50 of them into #comics. Co-editors Doug Latino and returning guest Dean Haspiel join the Bandits to discuss the new hardcover memoir anthology from Cosmic Lion Productions, featuring nearly all-new ma…
Can Art Change How We See Nature—and Ourselves? — with Peter Kuper
What would humans look like inside a museum curated by insects?
Cartoonist and educator Peter Kuper uses art, storytelling and humor to change who appears to be observing whom. A 2026 Pulitzer Prize finalist, Peter has written and illustrated SPY vs. SPY for MAD magazine since 1997, co-founded Worl…
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