By: Joshua Glenn

“She told the poor what life is about/And so the rich have rubbed her out.”

By: Lynn Peril

Even if you didn’t know his name, you knew his “Kustom Monsters.”

By: Katie Hennessey

He emerged from the UK like a silly uncle.

By: Greg Rowland

Seuss’ politics aren’t liberal — they’re Situation­ist.

By: Brian Berger

Everybody say “Day-O”!

By: Mark Kingwell

Silent film, German expressionism, and off-kilter Lynchian absurdism

By: Mark Kingwell

His was a hermeneutic approach to phenomen­ology.

By: Douglas Wolk

She’s the secret weapon of American comics

By: Matthew Battles

He attempt­ed the re-enchant­ment of every aspect of modern life.

By: Ingrid Schorr

“I am the king of the divan!”

By: David Smay

He dragged horror out of black and white into color.

By: Patrick Cates

Ball might punch out Patrick Cates!

By: Brian Berger

“No world in the head… world between the legs”

By: Franklin Bruno

Vs. the psych­olo­gizing and soft-soap liberal­ism of “white ele­phant art”

By: Ingrid Schorr

A life marked by exalt­ed company and repeat­ed damage