by Ezequiel García
$22.99 / SC / 128 pgs / black and white with color / 9.5 x 9.5
The American debut of Argentine cartoonist Ezequiel García explores the anxiety of aging as a working artist coupled with the uncertain future of his hometown, Buenos Aires, where the cultural firmament is being eroded. Like Lucy Knisley’s An Age of License spun with Moon and Ba’s Daytripper, García finds meaning in autobiography and embraces all the promise and panic that comes with it.
$22.99 / SC / 128 pgs / black and white with color / 9.5 x 9.5
The American debut of Argentine cartoonist Ezequiel García explores the anxiety of aging as a working artist coupled with the uncertain future of his hometown, Buenos Aires, where the cultural firmament is being eroded. Like Lucy Knisley’s An Age of License spun with Moon and Ba’s Daytripper, García finds meaning in autobiography and embraces all the promise and panic that comes with it.