October 25, 2011 | Mark Kaufman | 0 Comments

Mark Twain’s Autobiography 1910-2010 by Michael Kupperman

Cartoonist, humorist, and illustrator Michael Kupperman has been vagabonding around the country in a white suit and wig, fake eyebrows and cheap cigar to promote his new book on the thoroughly modern adventures of America’s Man of Letters, Mark Twain. The very much alive Samuel Clemens’ story is told from WWI to the present. Twain details his careers as an ad man, astronaut, hypnotist, Yeti hunter, porn star, drifter, grifter and more. Find out why this book has been getting rave reviews from NPR to The Hollywood Reporter to Andy Richter’s Twitter stream.

Michael Kupperman’s web site:

http://www.michaelkupperman.com

Fantagraphics web site:

http://www.fantagraphics.com/content/view/6593/95/

Tags: Book, Caricature, Cartoons, Celebrity, Comics, Graphic Novel, Humor, Illustration, Satire

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Author:Mark Kaufman

Mark Kaufman is a partner at Vivitiv, an issue oriented design firm providing creative services for organizations involved in housing, technology issues, education, the environment, and the arts. His illustrations have appeared in The New York Times, The Progressive, National Lampoon, The Stranger, and The Oxford American. Mr. Kaufman writes and draws the comic strips American Affairs Desk and I Drew This Thing. Mark is Vice President Communications, ICON9 The Illustration Conference and is an editor at Illustration Age. Mark Kaufman's Illustration Site ///// Vivitiv Issue Oriented Design

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