Handmade print edition of Dash Shaw’s 24-hour comic from 2005.
Scott McCloud (Zot!, Understanding Comics) came up with a creative challenge in 1990: to write and draw a complete 24 page comic book story in 24 consecutive hours. Since then, hundreds of cartoonists including some of the top names in comics have taken that challenge. 24 Hour Comic Book Day is now an annual event where cartoonists around the world each try to create 24 pages of comics in 24 hours.
Dash Shaw is a cartoonist and animator. His most recent graphic novel, Blurry, from New York Review Comics, was named a graphic novel of the year by The New York Times, The Washington Post, Forbes, and others. He’s also the cartoonist of Discipline, New School, Bottomless Belly Button, BodyWorld, and others. He’s written and directed two animated features, most recently the 2021 film Cryptozoo, which won the Sundance Next Innovator Award.
24 page black and white digest Hidden Agenda Press, 2005
