The narrative follows artist Kevin Sacco's return to New York City in 2015 after living in New Jersey. Celebrated for his graphic novels, Sacco reflects on the wonders and marvels of the city he once called home, capturing the magic and vibrancy of urban life that reignites his passion for art and creativity. Through his journey, he explores the profound connection between his experiences and the city's dynamic landscape.
Set in the vibrant advertising world of New York, this graphic novel by Kevin Sacco explores the intricacies and challenges of the industry. Drawing on his previous works, including the Civil Rights era graphic novel Josephine, Sacco offers a unique perspective on the dynamics of creativity and commerce. The narrative promises to blend historical context with engaging storytelling, providing readers with an insightful glimpse into a pivotal era of American culture.
For a couple wanting a child nothing is impossible, but their path takes them on a dreadful journey that pulls them away from all that is familiar into the unchartered waters of international adoption. Kevin Sacco's masterful and beautifully rendered drawing poignantly tells the story about the personal heartache and courage it takes to bring a child home. Sacco's art takes on a wonderful exuberance as he communicates the joy of becoming a parent. A Simple Truth is a touching and informative story that reflects the work of a graphic novelist at his caring best
In the summer of 1966, Kevin Sacco faces a major life change as his family relocates from New York City to London. As he navigates this transition, he grapples with the challenges of fitting into a new culture and school environment while pursuing his passion for art. The story explores themes of identity, creativity, and the impact of change on personal growth, capturing Kevin's journey as he seeks to find his place in a foreign city while nurturing his artistic aspirations.
wordless Civil Rights-era tale of a young boy with a complicated family life who accompanies his family's domestic - Josephine - from his Upper West Side comforts to her neighborhood haunts in Harlem.