Overview
Some wars are for religion and some are for political belief, but this one is for football. After her city wins the Super Bowl for the first time, Tea is separated from her friend during a riot and joins a small clique fighting its way through armed groups of football fanatics to meet a star receiver that just might end the civil war or become the city's new oppressive leader.
Full Product Details
Author: Ben Passmore
Publisher: Silver Sprocket
Imprint: Silver Sprocket
Edition: 2nd ed.
Dimensions:
Width: 22.30cm
, Height: 0.60cm
, Length: 28.50cm
Weight: 0.254kg
ISBN: 9781945509551
ISBN 10: 1945509554
Pages: 60
Publication Date: 10 March 2022
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
A dead-on parody of the good-and-evil, triumph-and-tragedy narratives fostered by organized sports. -- Etelka Lehoczky, NPR Amid the story's chaos and the exhausting noise of politics today, Sports Is Hell provides an unexpected clarity on the complex schisms of modern American culture while serving up a ton of laughs. -- Moe Abbas, Broken Frontier A raw political fable that uses a sports night riot to express disillusion with the calculated human sacrifices made in the interest of political gain. -- Jamie Lovett, ComicBook.com
A dead-on parody of the good-and-evil, triumph-and-tragedy narratives fostered by organized sports. --Etelka Lehoczky, NPR A raw political fable that uses a sports night riot to express disillusion with the calculated human sacrifices made in the interest of political gain. --Jamie Lovett, ComicBook.com Amid the story's chaos and the exhausting noise of politics today, Sports Is Hell provides an unexpected clarity on the complex schisms of modern American culture while serving up a ton of laughs. --Moe Abbas, Broken Frontier
A dead-on parody of the good-and-evil, triumph-and-tragedy narratives fostered by organized sports. --Etelka Lehoczky, NPR A raw political fable that uses a sports night riot to express disillusion with the calculated human sacrifices made in the interest of political gain. --Jamie Lovett, ComicBook.com Amid the story's chaos and the exhausting noise of politics today, Sports Is Hell provides an unexpected clarity on the complex schisms of modern American culture while serving up a ton of laughs. --Moe Abbas, Broken Frontier
"""A dead-on parody of the good-and-evil, triumph-and-tragedy narratives fostered by organized sports."" --Etelka Lehoczky, NPR ""A raw political fable that uses a sports night riot to express disillusion with the calculated human sacrifices made in the interest of political gain."" --Jamie Lovett, ComicBook.com ""Amid the story's chaos and the exhausting noise of politics today, Sports Is Hell provides an unexpected clarity on the complex schisms of modern American culture while serving up a ton of laughs."" --Moe Abbas, Broken Frontier"
Author Information
BEN PASSMORE is a Philadelphia, PA based cartoonist and illustrator best known for his award-winning comic Your Black Friend (Silver Sprocket), which deftly tackles issues of racism, identity and alienation, and was adapted into a short animated film. His political cartooning appears in The Nib, and he is the cartoonist behind the post-apocalyptic series Daygloahole (Silver Sprocket). He partnered with Ezra Claytan Daniels (Upgrade Soul) to bring the body horrific BTTM FDRS (Fantagraphics).
