Piskor had risen to prominence after early collaborations with the underground comics artist Jay Lynch and writer Harvey Pekar, most notably as sole artist on Pekar’s 2007 book Macedonia: What Does It Take to Stop a War?
Piskor rose to fame because of Hip Hop Family Tree from Fantagraphics, a collection of oversized comics detailing the history of hip-hop from the 1970s onwards.
Piskor rose to popularity in the comics scene with his Eisner-Award winning series, Hip Hop Family Tree, which detailed the early history of hip hop, across four volumes published by Fantagraphics.
Cartoonist Ed Piskor is best known for his award-winning Hip Hop Family Tree series, and for working with alt-comics legend Harvey Pekar. So how... With X-Men: Grand Design, Ed Piskor pulls off a feat ...
The Pittsburgh Magazine documentary shows the sketches Piskor drew on the walls of his room. He talks about his love of comics and hip-hop and the way he has fused the two in his work. Boing Boing ...
ABOUT THESE ALLEGATIONS. ED PISKOR FATHER IS ADAMANTLY DEFEND ING HIS SON. NOW. PISKOR IS FROM MUNHALL, BUT HE IS NATIONALLY KNOWN FOR HIS WORK AS A CARTOONIST ON MARVEL COMICS. HE WAS SCHEDULED FOR A ...
Prior to his death, Piskor posted a lengthy note on social media addressing accusations of inappropriate sexual conduct from multiple women. Christian Holub is a writer covering comics and other geeky ...
With X-Men: Grand Design, Ed Piskor pulls off a feat very few cartoonists ever manage: He takes his unique aesthetic from the scruffy fringe of alternative comics to the world of mass-market superhero ...