Klaus Tom Waltz the detail [Gauld] packs into

the detail [Gauld] packs into each panel is gorgeous: the empty landscape of the moon is made up of thousands of tiny wiggly lines

A living organism of the most convincing examples that show how masterful and unpretentiously poetic comics can be

"I had not really thought about cultural differences when it comes to non-binary / trans / intersex individuals in other countries besides the US

A two-time Academy Award nominee

Raised a boy in East Berlin

Klaus Tom Waltz the detail [Gauld] packs intoBy Richard Short. Published by Nobrow Hardcover, 40 pages, B&W, 2012 Visually informed by Richard Short's love of classic comic strips, Charles Schulz' Peanuts, and Tove Jansson's Moomins, Klaus explores the un adventures of the eponymous character, a pensive anthropomorphic cat; the inappropriately specie d romantic interests of a vexatious supporting cast of anthropomorphic rats; and Klaus' libertarian doppelganger Otto. This sixty page collection