Albert Camus has been one of my favorite readings during my youth, and actually, he's still.
The brilliant illustrator and cartoonist R. Sikoryak, - born 1964, USA, New Jersey [> wiki], - created some excellent sharp cartoon parodies from world literature, - and one of these is Action Camus, - a really singular superheroe.
At The Daily Cross Hatch there's an interesting interview with Sikoryak.
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Also, check An Anthology of Graphic Fiction, Cartoons, and True Stories: Volume 2 - it features Sikoryak's adaption of Camus' The Stranger.
Ivan Brunetti on An Anthology of Graphic Fiction, Vol. 2 from Yale University Press on Vimeo.
Last but not least..
The brilliant illustrator and cartoonist R. Sikoryak, - born 1964, USA, New Jersey [> wiki], - created some excellent sharp cartoon parodies from world literature, - and one of these is Action Camus, - a really singular superheroe.
At The Daily Cross Hatch there's an interesting interview with Sikoryak.
Also, check An Anthology of Graphic Fiction, Cartoons, and True Stories: Volume 2 - it features Sikoryak's adaption of Camus' The Stranger.
Last but not least..
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