Chris Ware’s comic narratives don't need to rely on divine powers and multi-tasking heroes who have nothing else in mind but save the planet. The beauty of Ware's graphic novels…

Chris Ware’s comic narratives don't need to rely on divine powers and multi-tasking heroes who have nothing else in mind but save the planet. The beauty of Ware's graphic novels lies in the imperfection, strive from the troubles and obstacles thrown on the route of life of his protagonists. The sad children, lonely outcasts and depressed superheroes, wandering through the pages of Quimby the Mouse, Rusty Brown, Building Stories, Lint or Jimmy Corrigan cannot but affect you deep down – not to mention that they are highly addictive as mono.kultur #30 states on more time while interviewing Chris Ware.