Review by Tom Russo
A collection by the late comics pioneer touching on his early career, family background, and reluctant “retirement”
For Fans of… The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay; Neil Simon’s autobiographical works.
Bottom Line: Even Eisner aficionados will be struck by sequences in which he discovers friends’ anti-Semitism. And in an unflattering look at his wife’s family, he interestingly casts himself against type as a shallow opportunist.”
Grade: A-
