David Mazzucchelli

"... called the cover “ugly, racist and an assault upon the Arabs.” The National Ethnic Coalition of Organizations, an umbrella association of 66 ethnic and heritage groups, called on artist David Mazzucchelli and the magazine to apologize for the "insulting" drawing. ‘This sketch is absolutely heinous,” said coalition chairman William Dems Fugazy. “At a time when we are struggling desperately to combat ..."

"... the brutal end of his career (“Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, 1986), he went the opposite direction for his next opus. In “Batman" Nos. 404-407 (1987), he and artist David Mazzucchelli did their own “Batman Begins” in a story collectively called “Year One.” And as much as it answers (plausibly) a number of questions about how the Caped Crusader ended up ..."

"... the public man, but we get only tantalizing glimpses of his personal life. Miller's Tear One' gives depth to comics Batman: Year One, text by Frank Miller, illustrations by David Mazzucchelli and Richmond Lewis, New York, Wamer Books, pages, softcover, $9.95. Reviewed by Matthew H. Gore, Department of History, Western Kentucky University. “Gotham City was cold shafts of concrete lit by ..."

"... “There is an child in the picture the little buy on the left, who is appalled as the other children.” Fugazy said New Yorker Tina Brown and cover artist David Mazzucchelli should apologize, not only to but to all Americans. Affordable Elegance at Dar harbor's Finest Cliff side Retreat Conie Let Us Spoil Yoh thc Four Diamond Way BLUENOSE INN •a. ..."