
Written/drawn for 24 Hour Comic Day
New York City, 10/20/2007
About Mister Goldman

Dan Goldman is a New York-based writer, artist and designer.
His critically-acclaimed graphic novel SHOOTING WAR was listed among 2007's top graphic novels in the Village Voice and Publisher's Weekly. He is also a founding member of online comics anthology ACT-I-VATE, where he serializes the psychedelic psychodrama "KELLY".
Dan is currently working with The New Republic's Michael Crowley on 08: A GRAPHIC DIARY OF THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL, a nonfiction comics memoir of the presidential primaries to be published by Crown Books in January 2009.
Contact Mister Goldman via email.
Appearances
June 8
"The Political Graphic Novel"
Luminato Festival of Arts & Creativity
Toronto, ON
September 4
Picture This! Graphic Novel Symposium
Bourne Mansion, Oakdale, NY
"The Political Graphic Novel"
Luminato Festival of Arts & Creativity
Toronto, ON
September 4
Picture This! Graphic Novel Symposium
Bourne Mansion, Oakdale, NY
That was very cool.
A little disturbing and very touching at the same time. I wonder if that was based on any personal experience?
Wow… just wow. I haven’t seen you put something out like that in a long time. Really beautiful work, even moreso for the fact that it was written on the spot and done 24HCD-style.
I know better than to ask whether it’s based on personal experience, but it rings of truth nonetheless. Nicely done.
Lovely. Might be my favorite thing I’ve seen from you. Truly stellar.
An earnest love poem, possibly more profound to it’s giver and recipient than a wider audience. These things can be rather generic when done in such general non-specific terms. Still, I like the execution quite a lot, the novel and free use of the tools. It looks like someone moving fast after dropping a lot of baggage.
Well done.
nice stuff. clever use of color, even as it gets intense. well done for 24 hr comics day.
We don’t get to see you working in a simple style often enough. I hope you give it a shot more than one day a year, time and interest permitting.
Wow..I really felt this one.. the artwork really conveyed the emotion and the story touched REAL CLOSE to home on a lot of levels! Lots of relating going on…Good work (Gold)man! I was drawn in from the first panel and was wanting more by the end…