Daniel Clowes' Ghost World: Argumentative Comparison

The photograph shows the back cover of the manga "Ghost World" of Daniel Grouse which is the two main characters of the book's full color. There is no doubt that this very important image is shrugging down most Clowes readers, representing the diverse worlds in the framework of the book. Pink spandex pants and blue T shirt moving under her goldfinch yellow skirt are perfectly matched and Enid seems to live her life out of the bubble. She is interested in very energetic girls, especially the environment around her and the people around her.

VE: I am a big fan of Seattle publisher, Fantagraphics, based on Daniel Clowes and Charles Burns. A number of special editions were released this year, but this year I am working on the Daniel Clowes called The Complete Eight Ball Series. I booked it but I'm not sure if I get it, it gets real support. Not only feminist cartoons, but also women of manga, female writers, illustrators can do wonderful things.

I am not a fan of the ghost world, whether it is a movie (2011) or an original manga format (Fantagraphics 1998). With this, I have not worked on Daniel Closed for many years. Anyway, over a long time I read a cast iron like a velvet glove (Fantagraphics 1993), but I like it (because I can associate only with Charles Barnes' work) ), It is not enough to exclude my first impression of Clowes' work. For me, the world of ghosts is like IQ, which is now being repeated very much, but it's a strange teen story. For them, it is not important to make them different, like many people around. I can not bear it any longer. In addition, at least since the Oscar awards ceremony in June 2012, these stories are at least Hollywood's trends! One is enough (yes, I saw Juno in front of the ghost world, my bad). Look at Gus Van Sant's Restless (2011) and understand what I mean.