9 Responses

1. 1.14.10—8:50 am Rick Parker

   My personal favorite of all the ones I’ve enjoyed illustrating so far. It’s funny–as I read this, I can still hear Harvey’s voice in my head from when he called me and dictated the script over the phone. The mind is a wonderful thing. Thanks to Mr. Pekar for the chance to work with him and to everyone who read this for your interest.

2. 1.14.10—9:27 am Thiago Behrndt

   really nice!

3. 1.14.10—11:32 am James Jajac

   Very powerful! Love the color, love everything!

4. 1.14.10—7:18 pm joseph remnant

   Excellent work Rick. This is my favorite of yours as well.

5. 1.15.10—11:37 pm Vanessa D.

   This one is great! I am both happy and sad to know that worrywartage does not wane as we wander further along the pathway of lyfe.

6. 1.16.10—2:17 pm Sabrina

   there are a lot of younger people who are in decent shape physically and financially and still worry their asses off, Harvey.

7. 7.12.10—3:52 pm Harvey Pekar’s struggle with fame and aging - Michael Humphrey - Past Imperfect - True/Slant

   [...] was no different in his work. In a piece about aging for SMITH, posted early this year, he writes: I wonder if there are a lot of older [...]

8. 7.12.10—3:52 pm Harvey Pekar’s struggle with fame and aging - Michael Humphrey - Past Imperfect - True/Slant

   [...] was no different in his work. In a piece about aging for SMITH, posted early this year, he writes: I wonder if there are a lot of older [...]

9. 7.15.10—5:58 am Pat

   It’s rather saddening, that he died feeling this way- success doesn’t necessarily give you happiness.

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