Forever And Everything

Kyle Bravo (Making Stuff & Doing Things) returns to the scene as a father writing comics about writing comics. Bravo’s latest takes a look at proportional problems, from how having a newborn son changed how he views the world to the emotional weight of putting an accused murderer in prison for life. It’s a treatise about growing up, privilege, self-realizations, dreams, the consequences of joking that his wife wears depends, and how stress left unchecked can compound into mountains of exasperation. Obviously my favorite part is where he takes his students to the art museum, the students tell Bravo that much of the art is meaningless, and he has to agree with their criticisms. Beautiful production screenprinting in metallic and florescent ink on the cover and risograph interiors.