Chris Ware's poster for Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives

Chris Ware's poster for Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives, last year’s Palme d’Or winner. Here's the unsettling trailer:



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Thanksgiving by Chris Ware

Thanksgiving-themed covers and comic strip for The New Yorker by Chris Ware. Via these sites.

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Depressing Chris Ware cover for The New Yorker

Cover by Chris Ware for the "Money" issue of The New Yorker. Via.

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Halloween by Chris Ware (link roundup)

Ah, it's been too long since Chris Ware wiped the smile off my face. You can see the comic strip he created for the New Yorker here. Via the whole internet.

And a few more links:

1. Choose Your Own Adventure parody cover features a lot of great monsters.

2. Photos of the Spider-Man 3 3/4" figures.

3. This year's winner of the Nobel Prize for literature is someone you've never heard of.

*Previously: No one can bring me down quite like Chris Ware.

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No one can bring me down quite like Chris Ware

Cinefamily organizes classic movie showings at a movie theater in Los Angeles. Tonight they're showing "Tokyo Story" and "Brothers and Sisters of the Toda Family." Chris Ware illustrated the cover of the latest Cinefamily program, which I believe is inspired by Tokyo Story. Three panels, no dialogue, and almost no movement, and yet it's tremendously depressing:



Here's the trailer for Tokyo Story, which does seem to be pretty depressing:



You can download a pdf of the Cinefamily program here, and view the calendar of events here. They're showing Alice in Wonderland tomorrow. Via.

*Previously: Batman papercraft by Ware.

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