9-11 emergency relief
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Author
Contributions
- Mason, Jeff - Contributor
- Alternative Comics - Contributor
Publication
2002 - Alternative Comics, Gainesville, FL, Florida
Language
English
Word Count
47,250 words, Guess
Page Count
189 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archive911emergencyreli00maso
- Internet Archive911emergencyreli00maso_0
- ISBN-101891867121
- ISBN-139781891867125
- Goodreads160222
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number50675630
- Better World Books9781891867125
- Open LibraryOL17228833M
Classifications
- LCCHV6432.7 .A17 2002
Alternate Titles
- Nine-eleven emergency relief
- September eleventh emergency relief
- September 11 emergency relief
Description
The terrorist attacks in New York, Washington DC, and Pennsylvania on September 11, 2001 touched people worldwide, and cartoonists have turned to art to express their grief and support. 9-11: Emergency Relief is a comic book project to benefit the American Red Cross featuring some of the comic world’s leading talents. From legendary creators such as Will Eisner and Harvey Pekar to new talents on the cutting edge of the comics medium such as James Kochalka and cover artist Frank Cho, over 80 cartoonists from all areas of the cartooning world have joined together in this community effort. Released January 2002 from Alternative Comics, 9-11: Emergency Relief is a collection of these cartoonists’ personal non-fiction accounts of their experiences related to the tragedy. Contributors: Nick Abadzis, Jessica Abel, Jason Alexander, David Alvarez, Graham Annable, Donna Barr, Tom Beland, Gregory Benton, Nick Bertozzi, Joyce Brabner, Frank Cho, Hearn Jay Cho, Mavis Chu, Brian Clopper, Nikki Coffman, Daniel Cooney, Guy Davis, Tom Derenick, Danny Donovan, Will Eisner, Steve Ellis, Fly, Evan Forsch, Renee French, Jenny Gonzalez, Derek Gray, Eric Wolfe Hanson, Tomer Hanuka, Jim Harrison, Tom Hart, Dean Haspiel, Jon Bean Numerous comic book industry companies including Diamond Comic Distributors, Quebecor Printing, Wizard: The Guide to Comics, Comic Shop News, Oni Press, Comic-Con International, Worlds of Westfield, and MegaCon along with others have offered their generous support for this project. Hastings, Marc Hempel, Phillip Hester, Sam Hester, K. Thor Jensen, Neil Kleid, Keith Knight, Chris Knowle, James Kochalka, James Kuhoric, Peter Kuper, Michael Kupperman, Greg LaRocque, David Lasky, Layla Lawlor, Carol Lay, A. David Lewis, Ellen Lindner, Mike Manley, Jason Martin, Laurenn McCubbin, Darren Merinuk, metaphrog, Tony Millionaire, Gray Morrow, Scott Morse, Jason Narvaez, Josh Neufeld, Phil Noto, Mike Avon Oeming, Peter Palmiotti, Ande Parks, Harvey Pekar, Chris Pitzer, Evan Quiring, Ted Rall, Andrew Ristaino, Alex Robinson, Harry Roland, David Roman, Gail Simone, Jeff Smith, Tommy Sommerville, Jen Sorensen, John Staton, Mark Stegbauer, Steve Stegelin, Eric Theriault, Robert Ullman, Neil Vokes, Lauren Weinstein, Mark Wheatley, Shannon Wheeler, Ashley Wood, Meredith Yayanos The American Red Cross name is used with permission of the American Red Cross and does not constitute an endorsement, express or implied, of this book. 100% of the net proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to the American Red Cross to support its lifesaving relief efforts in communities everyday.
Description
"9-11: emergency relief is a comic book project to benefit the American Red Cross featuring some of the comic world's leading talents ... this book is a collection of cartoonists' personal non-fiction accounts of their experiences related to the tragedy"--P. [4] of cover
Subjects
Topics
Genres
- Comic books, strips, etc
- Personal narratives
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