Tue Oct 16, 2007 2:58PM1 comment ›
Tue Oct 16, 2007 — by Mike Gold
Jules Feiffer, Bill Mauldin on exhibit in Chicago
Two Grand Masters return to the windy city
The work of two of America's most significant cartoonists, Bill Mauldin and Jules Feiffer, will be the subject of a major exhibit at Chicago's Jean Albano Gallery.
Feiffer is the former weekly editorial cartoonist for the Village Voice and Universal Press Syndicate. One-time writer of Will Eisner's Spirit
The late Bill Mauldin was the long-time nationally syndicated editorial cartoonist headquartered at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and the Chicago Sun-Times. Perhaps best known for his World War II panels featuring Willie and Joe (to be reprinted in their entirety by Fantagraphics early next year), Mauldin also had a career as an actor, appearing in the movie The Red Badge of Courage, among others.
The exhibit, History Revealed: Jules Feiffer and Bill Mauldin, will run at the Jean Albano Gallery, 215 W. Superior in Chicago from October 26, 2007 to January 6, 2007.
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Richard Pachter (9:22 PM on Tue Oct 16, 2007)
I grew up with both of these guys. Jules in the Village Voice. Later introduced to him by his former boss. Got to talk about the Popeye movie, which my kids loved.
My father had a copy of Mauldin's This Damn Tree Leaks published during the war in Italy by, I guess, Stars & Stripes. It was the only thing remotely like a comic my father owned.
Memories. Man!