Nick Bertozzi Banner Nick Bertozzi
I've been reading and making comics since I was a kid.
Putting together words and pictures is the best way that I can get you to listen to me.
   

BOSWASH Self-Published with a grant from the Xeric Foundation, 2000

     
   

How and Why to Bale Hay in Syncopated, Vol. 3, Spring '09 Villard
Nominated for 2010 Eisner.

     
   

STUFFED! Fall '09 from First Second, 120 pages, trade paperback, full-color
" This book reminds a little bit of myself, in that I love it! " -- Stephen Colbert

     
   

THE SALON Spring '07 from Griffin, 192pages, trade paperback, full-color
"A wild mixture of art history and mystery, The Salon is a graphic-novel tour de force.  Bertozzi's drawing style is both comedic and beautiful, and his evocation of early 20th century Paris is a delight.  His depictions of these famous artists -- Picasso, Braque, Stein, Satie and Apollinaire, to name the principals, and there are others -- is a source of great pleasure, and the story he tells is strange, humorous, and thrilling.  In short, this book is a work of art." -- Jonathan Ames, author of Wake Up, Sir!

     
HOUDINI: THE HANDCUFF KING 'Spring '07from CCS/Hyperion 82pages, hardcover, black & white
by Jason Lutes & Nick Bertozzi
A day in the life of the world's greatest magician, Harry Houdini.
 
     
PERSIMMON CUP Webcomic appears on ACT-I-VATE
     
DROP CEILING Ongoing, black & white
Dennis's narrow life in Pawtucket, RI is not to boring as he thinks. Originally serialized in RUBBER NECKER.
     
 

SUPERIOR SHOWCASE #1 April'07 from AdHouse Books, 32 pages, black & white
I drew a goofy eight-page story in here called Super*Mart. I took inspiration from my days as a cashier at Store 24 in Boston. The other contributors are amazing: Mike Dawson, Dean Trippe, and a beautiful cover by Hope Larson.

     
 

PECAN SANDY Spring '06, 15-page webcomic that appeared on ACT-I-VATE
If you like your Whimsy with a heaping spoonful of sass, then methinks you'll find PS delectable...

     
 

ERNEST SHACKLETON Webcomic appears on ACT-I-VATE
Shackleton and five of his men make a desperate journey across the Antarctic Sea, eight-hundred miles from civilization.