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Matt Madden

Matt Madden

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Matt Madden is an artist and editor working in comics. He is best known for his involvement with The Best American Comics 2011.

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Comics Graphic Novels Non-Fiction Art Fantasy

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Book cover of The Best American Comics 2011

The Best American Comics 2011

Alison Bechdel

Comic

The Best American Comics #6
Book cover of 99 ways to tell a story
Start Here

99 ways to tell a story

Matt Madden

Comic

Book cover of A Fine Mess #2

A Fine Mess #2

Matt Madden

Comic

A Fine Mess #2
Book cover of 99 Ways to Tell a Story: Exercises in Style

99 Ways to Tell a Story: Exercises in Style

Matt Madden

Graphic novel

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Matt Madden known for?

    Matt Madden is widely recognized for his experimental approach to comics, particularly his work exploring formal constraints and exercises in the medium. He is also known for his contributions to the Oulipo-inspired comics movement.

  • Does Matt Madden have a recommended reading order for his books?

    Many of Matt Madden's works are standalone explorations of comics theory and practice, rather than sequential narratives. Readers can generally pick up any of his books without needing prior context from another.

  • What is Matt Madden's teaching background?

    Matt Madden has taught comics and sequential art at various institutions, including the School of Visual Arts and the Center for Cartoon Studies. He is also a co-founder of the New York Comics & Picture Story Symposium.