"Comics raise issues of authenticity, of the relationship of the page to the world. Even the most minutely rendered panel is an extrapolation, an impression -- a visual metaphor... What's real? What's illusion? The beauty is you can't quite tell. Joe Matt's Spent is a perfect example of this dynamic, a self-portrait that exposes its author's secrets even as it heightens them for dramatic effect." --Los Angeles Times
Joe Matt is in San Diego this week, signing at the D+Q booth and doing a Q+A Spotlight, which happens Friday at 11:30AM. See previous post for complete SDCC schedule.
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