Week 5: Lyonel Feininger

Feininger was a cartoonist, charicaturist, and expressionist. Joy.
His comic work is apparently not worth talking about, for how much more often his other artwork seems to show up.

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And now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to be unconsious for the next sixteen hours.

Week Five: Jaime Hernandez

Brother of Gilbert Hernandez and another co-publisher of Love and Rockerts. His primary contribution is the ongoing story Locas. Like his older brother, Jaime also seems to like drawing curvy women, but his style isn't quite as hideous.









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Gilbert Hernandez

Cartoonist best known for his Palomar/Heartbreak Soup stories, which were published in the alternative comic book Love and Rockets. Jaime Hernandez is his brother. It would seem he really loved to draw super-curvey women with less-than-attractive faces. He must be a lonely guy.







Really, really, really lonely

Week 5: Herge

Herge is known for two things: having a real name that just about nobody bothers to remember and creating The Adventures of Tintin.









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