Harry Bliss isn’t your average New Yorker cartoonist. His single-panel comics have a unique illustrative style that stands out immediately—often featuring lush detail, expressive characters ...

The comedian Steve Martin loves a good comic strip. So he partnered with The New Yorker's cartoonist, Harry Bliss. STEVE MARTIN: When I was a kid, comics, you know, like little pamphlets that we ...

The comics vary in style and tone ... but then I just kept going.” Image A page from Harry Bliss’s journal, with the draft of a cartoon for an idea sent by Martin. The medium’s constraints ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Steve Martin has this funny theory about artists and careers, spelled out with comic timing ... with the New Yorker cartoonist Harry Bliss, brought together at the recommendation ...

The following is adapted from “You Can Never Die,” a new memoir by Harry Bliss. I never thought I would dig a grave. Who does? I dug Penny’s grave two days before she passed. I selected one ...

"It's that word honeybunch, kinda makes me laugh." Martin, who collaborated with New Yorker cartoonist Harry Bliss, calls cartooning comedy's last frontier. "It was a completely unique experience ...

NEW YORK — Steve Martin has this funny theory about artists and careers, spelled out with comic timing ... with the New Yorker cartoonist Harry Bliss, brought together at the recommendation ...

In his latest book, cartoonist Harry Bliss confronts the most serious topics ... he started taking writing seriously as well. “I was a comic book kid. I didn’t like books with just words ...

Two-time Newbery medalist Kate DiCamillo and illustrator and New Yorker cover artist Harry Bliss are proof ... hopefulness,” says DiCamillo. Bliss views comics as a launchpad for reading books.

NEW YORK – Steve Martin has this funny theory about artists and careers, spelled out with comic timing ... with the New Yorker cartoonist Harry Bliss, brought together at the recommendation ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Steve Martin has this funny theory about artists and careers, spelled out with comic timing ... with the New Yorker cartoonist Harry Bliss, brought together at the recommendation ...