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With a career spanning thirty-four years, cartoonist Joe Ollmann is fairly old. He is the author of seven graphic novels; one of them, This Will All End in Tears, won a Doug Wright Award for Best Book in 2007, but several other of his books have lost that same award since then. His biography The Abominable Mr. Seabrook will be published this month.
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