Biographies of cartoonists.
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Skip Williamson, self portrait. (1983) In March 2017, two cartoonists, friends and prominent figures of the American underground comic industry died. On March 5, Jay Patrick Lynch (1945) died and shortly after, on the night of Thursday, March 16, Mervyn "Skip" Williamson (1944), considered one of the architects of the alternative comic movement,
Cartoonist John Callahan in the documentary : Touch Me Someplace I Can Feel (2007) The first news of a film about Callahan's life dates back to the late 1990s. During his lifetime, the cartoonist confirmed that Robin Williams, in addition to having declared himself a fan of, had the rights to take his
