Juventud cabreada 1/ Angry Youth (Spanish Edition)

Españ Por fin en España, ¡el cómic underground del que todo el mundo habla en Norteamérica! Un retorno al gamberrismo, a la frescura y al desmadre en un panorama a menudo dominado por el ladrillazo pseudointelectual. Una nueva vuelta de tuerca a la provocación, un derechazo en la mandíbula, un auténtico pelotazo de rabia. Si ya no te acuerdas apenas de lo que es reír de verdad con un tebeo, esta es tu última oportunidad. Johnny Ryan es el humorista más elogiado a llegar al mundo de los cómics desde Peter Bagge. Además de la aprobación entusiasmada de Bagge, esta serie ha ganado críticas muy positivas de tales luminarios de la cultura como Edward Gorey, los productores de los Simpson, George Meyer y Dana Gould, el periodista de comics, Joe Sacco, y la leyenda de humor, Daniel Clowes. Unas obras de Ryan aparecen paulatinamente en la revista Nickelodeon, y él crea, semanalmente, una tira cómica, basada en su personaje "Blecky Yuckerella", para el periódico Portland Mercury. English : A MAD magazine for MTV's Jackass set, ready to tap your inner idiot! Featuring Johnny Ryan's signature creation, Loady McGee (and straight-man Synus O'Gynus), a misanthropic, acne-scarred hustler who finds himself in scams that would make Wimpy proud, and responds to almost everything with an endless stream of wisecracks, puns, and X-rated double entendres. Loady's ridiculous crackpot schemes serve as perfect comic set-ups, and Ryan's art is crammed with visual gags and existential asides that brings to mind the great Will Elder (MAD magazine). Needless to say, this is not politically-correct stuff, nor is it for children. Ryan's in-your-face humor spares no prisoners. Angry Youth Comix, published every four months or so by Fantagraphics, is the current heavyweight champ in the proud tradition of lowbrow humor cartooning. In 2001, AYC made its leap from the realm of self-published minicomics to the big-time world of corporate publishing, and since then has become the biggest cash cow in comics since Neil Gaiman’s motorcycle jacket was sold on eBay. Johnny Ryan is the most acclaimed humor cartoonist to burst on the comics scene since Peter Bagge. In addition to a glowing endorsement from Bagge, this series has earned raves from such cultural luminaries as Edward Gorey, Simpsons Producers George Meyer and Dana Gould, comix journalist Joe Sacco, and humor legend Daniel Clowes. The author’s utterly unpretentious taboo-tackling is an infectious and hilarious bombardment of political incorrectness, taking full advantage of the medium’s absurdist potential for maximum laughs. In an age when the medium is growing up and aspiring to more mature and hoity-toity literary heights, Ryan builds on the visceral tradition that cartooning has had on our collective funny bone for over a century. Ryan’s work appears regularly in Nickelodeon magazine and he creates a weekly comic strip based on his character "Blecky Yuckerella" for the Portland Mercury.