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The Venice Chronicles by Enrico Casarosa
 July 9, 2007 3:03 am
Last week, Pixar story artist Enrico Casarosa finished his personal watercolor comic The Venice Chronicles. For much of the past year, Enrico has been uploading the comic page-by-page to his blog, and at 124 pages, he finally considers the project completed. The entire thing is available to read online, either as a Flickr set or in Slickr gallery format. I’m a fan of Enrico’s distinctive sense of storytelling and humor, and I’m delighted to hear that he’s also looking to release the Chronicles in book form, either as a self-publishing project or through a mainstream publisher. |
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Wow! What a great comic. Absolutely loved every page of it. Both in visual and narrative style very reminiscent of My Neighbours The Yamada, and just like that film, it felt incredibly honest and unique. Hope it gets published… it definitely deserves it. Bravo!