Chris Ware’s comics (not this cover) are full of sad broken people leading lives of quiet desperation, but my first thought when reading them is “Jesus, that’s a huge apartment. Look at those windows and pre-War details!” via blowncovers

Chris Ware’s comics (not this cover) are full of sad broken people leading lives of quiet desperation, but my first thought when reading them is “Jesus, that’s a huge apartment. Look at those windows and pre-War details!”

Reblogged 1 year ago from connorratliff (Originally from blowncovers)
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    Día de la madre
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    Visto en
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    Chris Ware hace las portadas más bonitas del mundo.
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    The New Yorker Mayo 2012 Chris Ware Día de la Madre
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    I love how Chris Ware keeps putting Oak Park on the cover of The New Yorker. Titled “Mother’s Day”, this hits close to...
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    Chris Ware is awesome ok
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    follow on this…...art editor Françoise Mouly has...new book...
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