Dreamland: The Art of Todd Schorr (2004)Sealed copy. Todd Schorr grew up in the 1950s in a world populated by Revell models, Mad Magazine, Mr. Peanut, and Mickey Mouse. These images fueled his artistic imagination, spawning vibrant, outlandish visions of Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny in a murderous pas de deux, hapless kiddies forced through flaming hoops, a genocidal egg hunt, and all other manner of mayhem. This illustrated tour of Schorr's best work is like a Saturday morning cartoon

For decades

Nikolaus would reward children who'd been good all year

autobiographical story of the bombing of Hiroshima and its aftermath

A big book of and about German avant-garde comic art

Kent Case and Jim Neilson

Last year his solo exhibit was featured at the established Mary Boone Gallery in the United States

Edited and produced by Jurgen Boedt

Broadhurst

our hero’s search took him from the surface of his fantastic alien planet to an off-kilter modern Japan

Shawn Dickenson

Art by Wendy Pini

"Axe the Axis