Ziggy: 2009 Wall Calendar
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| Rating | : | 4.73 (917 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0740774409 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 24 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-04-11 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
This lavish hardcover collection features the best Ziggy panels spanning 1971-2011.Heralded by the New York Times as a "lovable, optimistic, funny-page favorite," Wilson's short, bald, barefoot, and pantless Everyman focuses on rainbows and silver linings rather than dwell on the clouds in the sky. As enduring as he is endearing, Tom Wilson's Ziggy celebrates four decades of bringing the funny to the funny pages inside Ziggy. Whether he's trying to figure out how to Facebook or file a complaint, inside a single panel, Ziggy comments on current events and technology
Tom Wilson began drawing Ziggy in 1987. The cartoonist's lifestyle came very naturally to Tom, whose father created the cartoon and whose family includes many artists. Tom studied graphic design at Miami University and fine art and illustration at Boston University. . Although he is no longer involved in the day-to-day drawing of Ziggy, he continues to have an ongoing passion for creative development as president of Ziggy and Friends, I
awesome but still miss the old days Willie I have been collecting Ziggy calendars for 25 years. I miss the old days when a poster calendar was actually BIG and poster sized- that was the "official" Ziggy calendar- which also included a new title saying in each day grid, and it was FULL 16 months, meaning it actually had complete September, October, November, and December ( the calendar started in September) PLUS the next. Ziggy's Middle-Aged?! 2011 is the Ziggy's Middle-Aged?! tvtv3 2011 is the 40th Anniversary of the comic strip "Ziggy". I'm an avid comics reader and I've always had a sentimental interest in the short, bald-headed man with the big nose because he reminds me of my favorite comic strip character of all time (Charlie Brown) and my Dad (who had a large nose). Like good old Chuck from "Peanuts", Ziggy often finds himself in a bad situation. He . 0th Anniversary of the comic strip "Ziggy". I'm an avid comics reader and I've always had a sentimental interest in the short, bald-headed man with the big nose because he reminds me of my favorite comic strip character of all time (Charlie Brown) and my Dad (who had a large nose). Like good old Chuck from "Peanuts", Ziggy often finds himself in a bad situation. He . great calendat I love the way each week starts on a Monday and ends with the weekend so I can clearly see my week ahead
The cartoonist's lifestyle came very naturally to Tom, whose father created the cartoon and whose family includes many artists. Tom studied graphic design at Miami University and fine art and illustration at Boston University. Although he is no longer involved in the day-to-day drawing of Ziggy, he continues to have an ongoing passion for creative development as president of Ziggy and Friends, Inc. . About the Author Tom Wilson began drawing Ziggy in 1987