Hark! A Vagrant

by Kate Beaton

First published 2011

Kate Beaton's "Hark! A Vagrant" is a hilarious romp through history and literature, seen through the sharp, contemporary lens of a New Yorker cartoonist. From Brahms to Napoleon, Beaton skewers the revolutionaries, leaders, and heroes the West holds dear, revealing the absurdity and indignity beneath their vaunted status. With a refined sense of the absurd, she deftly points out what really happened when the greats fell asleep, got dressed, or faced a crisis of identity. Beaton's pared-down, excitable style breathes new life into the past, granting cookies and dignity to few.

Genres: satire, art, humor, 21st-century, comics, graphic-novels-comics

Vibes: thought-provoking, whimsical

Tropes: satire

Setting: New York

Period: 21st-century

166 pages · Hardcover · Drawn and Quarterly

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