Thursday, July 17, 2008

NAT TURNER (Abrams) and HOW TO DRAW STUPID AND OTHER ESSENTIALS OF CARTOONING (Watson-Guptill Publications) are in stores.

Vulture, NEW YORK MAGAZINE's online blog, has a 15-page excerpt:

http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2008/07/comics_nat.html

From Vulture:
Exclusive: See Fifteen Pages of Kyle Baker’s Brilliant Comic ‘Nat Turner’

Kyle Baker is one of America's best and funniest independent cartoonists. His series "The Bakers," about the exploits of his family, is an all-ages classic, and his just-released book, How to Draw Stupid, is as useful a guide as any comics artist could hope for. But there's a a serious side to Baker, too, as his Eisner Award–winning series "Nat Turner" proves. Collected for the first time, this brilliantly drawn, starkly told history of a legendary slave rebellion is out this month from Abrams. This week on the Comics Page, we're proud to present an exclusive fifteen-page preview from Nat Turner.


And check out the hilarious excerpt from HOW TO DRAW STUPID here:

http://thebakersanimationcartoons.blogspot.com/

SAN DIEGO COMIC CON IS NEXT WEEK!
We’ll send out his schedule soon, but be sure to check out “Spotlight on Kyle Baker” Sunday July 26 11:30 to 12:30 in Room 2:

“Between the rich history of Nat Turner, the family hijinks of The Bakers: Babies & Kittens, and the wild war in Special Forces, it’s been a busy year so far for Kyle Baker! The Eisner Award–winning writer/artist talks about all this stuff and what’s next.”

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