Curses collects his work from Kramer's Ergot and The Drawn Quarterly Showcase, his award-winning and nominated comic-book series Or Else, and Time magazine; it is the most extensive selection of his comics to date in a single volume. · Curses is a collection of nine stories featuring Huizenga's perpetual protagonist, Glenn Ganges. In "Green Tea" Glenn recounts his preoccupation with the idea of visions, as they related to his study of theology and art during his third year in college/5. Curses Kevin Huizenga, Author. Drawn Quarterly $ (p) ISBN More By and About This Author. OTHER BOOKS. DRAWN QUARTERLY SHOWCASE: Book .
Curses ebook By Kevin Huizenga. Read a Sample. Sign up to save your library. With an OverDrive account, you can save your favorite libraries for at-a-glance information about availability. Find out more about OverDrive accounts. Save Not today. Format. ebook. Author. Kevin Huizenga. Publisher. Drawn Quarterly. Curses by Kevin Huizenga. E-Book. Pgs. 4-col. SKU: $ CAD/ $ USD. *available from all major institutional e-book services*. Delving into mythology, belief, and spirituality, Kevin Huizenga's short stories are based on the lives of familiar characters confronting the textures of mortality in unique and sometimes. Curses Ganges (collected as The River at Night) Or Else: Kevin Huizenga (born Ma in Harvey, Illinois, USA) is an American cartoonist, best known as the creator of the comics character Glenn Ganges, who appears in most of his work.
The much anticipated first collection by up-and-coming-new-comics-champ, Kevin Huizenga is at last on our shelves. Its arrival may, however, signal the end of Huizenga's status as an up-and-comer, and initiate his ensconsement in the ranks of established contemporary masters of comics. "Curses" Kevin Huizenga's excellent debut follows Everyman Glenn Ganges as he navigates marriage, newborn babies -- and feathered ogres. Delving into mythology, belief, and spirituality, Kevin Huizenga's short stories are based on the lives of familiar characters confronting the textures of mortality in unique and sometimes peculiar ways. Huizenga fuses the most banal aspects of modern culture with its most looming questions in a consistently genial style. Lighthearted, but with a healthy dose of nineteenth-century spine tingling, the narratives presented in Curses are insightful portrayals of reality.
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