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From daily routines and art-making, to dealing with depression, and living among porn performers in Las Vegas, Eisner Award winning cartoonist Brandon Graham (King City, Rain like Hammers, Prophet, Moonray) takes readers through his full-color diary comics and offers a funny and touching look into the life of an artist making his way in the 21st century. Graham, who has been known primarily for his strange far future science-fiction and pun-filled fantasy works, has been making diary comics for decades. This is the first major collection of this work, exploring Graham's life in the seedy alien landscape of Las Vegas, while he strives at making art as a tool for surviving the chaotic universe.

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"“An inventive look into the slice-of-life visual artist’s diary, comics as confessional, comics as drawn memory.” — Paul Pope, Battling Boy, THB, Batman: Year 100, Heavy Liquid, 100% ""Brandon Graham’s diary comics are full of interesting reflections, sometimes quotidian, funny, or surreal, more often deep and universal, but always expressed with a vulnerability and honesty that is really rare to find."" — Maria Llovet, CRAVE, LUNA, FAITHLESS, LOUD, PORCELAIN ""Whether masterfully creating vast, fantastical, sci-fi worlds or sharing “a quiet, thoughtful moment of his life, Brandon handles both with equal aplomb. Surviving On Mars is a must read!” — Troy Nixey,  Trout, Vinegar Teeth, Jenny Finn ""Graham is a special cartoonist - able to describe epic worlds as well as subtle, sincere feelings. I found Graham's memoir comics beautiful, painful, and relatable. Like life, Surviving on Mars is not always comforting but I'm glad to know that I am not alone in the universe.""  — Jim Rugg, Cartoonist Kayfabe, Street Angel, Hulk Grand Design"

"""An inventive look into the slice-of-life visual artist's diary, comics as confessional, comics as drawn memory."" -- Paul Pope, Battling Boy, THB, Batman: Year 100, Heavy Liquid, 100% ""Brandon Graham's diary comics are full of interesting reflections, sometimes quotidian, funny, or surreal, more often deep and universal, but always expressed with a vulnerability and honesty that is really rare to find."" -- Maria Llovet, CRAVE, LUNA, FAITHLESS, LOUD, PORCELAIN ""Whether masterfully creating vast, fantastical, sci-fi worlds or sharing ""a quiet, thoughtful moment of his life, Brandon handles both with equal aplomb. Surviving On Mars is a must read!"" -- Troy Nixey, Trout, Vinegar Teeth, Jenny Finn"

"""Brandon Graham’s diary comics are full of interesting reflections, sometimes quotidian, funny, or surreal, more often deep and universal, but always expressed with a vulnerability and honesty that is really rare to find."" — Maria Llovet, CRAVE, LUNA, FAITHLESS, LOUD, PORCELAIN ""Whether masterfully creating vast, fantastical, sci-fi worlds or sharing “a quiet, thoughtful moment of his life, Brandon handles both with equal aplomb. Surviving On Mars is a must read!” — Troy Nixey,  Trout, Vinegar Teeth, Jenny Finn “An inventive look into the slice-of-life visual artist’s diary, comics as confessional, comics as drawn memory.” — Paul Pope, Battling Boy, THB, Batman: Year 100, Heavy Liquid, 100%"

"""Whether masterfully creating vast, fantastical, sci-fi worlds or sharing “a quiet, thoughtful moment of his life, Brandon handles both with equal aplomb. Surviving On Mars is a must read!” — Troy Nixey,  Trout, Vinegar Teeth, Jenny Finn ""Brandon Graham’s diary comics are full of interesting reflections, sometimes quotidian, funny, or surreal, more often deep and universal, but always expressed with a vulnerability and honesty that is really rare to find."" — Maria Llovet, CRAVE, LUNA, FAITHLESS, LOUD, PORCELAIN “An inventive look into the slice-of-life visual artist’s diary, comics as confessional, comics as drawn memory.” — Paul Pope, Battling Boy, THB, Batman: Year 100, Heavy Liquid, 100%"

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