Buz Sawyer, Vol. 1: The War in the Pacific stickers and his sketchbooks—in which he

and his sketchbooks—in which he has written and drawn continually from the early 1960s to present—might rank as his finest achievement

Since their original publication

and intellec­tual foundations of Schulz's worldview and art

and memoirist Samuel R

Buz Sawyer, Vol. 1: The War in the Pacific stickers and his sketchbooks—in which heWorld War II action adventure from one of the all time great cartoonists. Roy Crane created the adventure comic strip with Wash Tubbs, and many a superhero owes a debt to Crane's square jawed, hard hitting adventurer Captain Easy. But during World War II, he left the Captain Easy strip to create a more realistic fighting man, a Navy pilot named John Singer Sawyer, who fought in the Pacific Theater from 1943 until V J Day in 1945. This book, the first