Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Chris Ware" in English language version.
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Transcript of interview-format lecture presented by the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies of Writing and the Interdisciplinary Graduate Minor in Literacy & Rhetorical Studies.
Jimmy Corrigan, like many of Ware's illustrated alter egos, is a lonely and not altogether sympathetic man. A perpetual loser and sometime misogynist with a wounded heart and worried eyes, he bears a more than passing resemblance ... to Ware himself....
Art by Chris Ware for The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami, first American edition, 1997, published by Alfred A. Knopf. Jacket design by Chip Kidd.
These pages are from "Jimmy Corrigan," which began as a series of deeply melancholy strips in Newcity Chicago.
Chris Ware's strips started in a student newspaper, The Daily Texan, before making it in the Chicago papers, Newcity, and later Chicago Reader.
These pages are from "Jimmy Corrigan," which began as a series of deeply melancholy strips in Newcity Chicago.
