David
Lasky has been producing comics for public consumption since 1989. His first two full-length comic books, 'Arrabbiata Comics'
and 'Monster City Comics' were created in collaboration with printmaker
Paul Bonelli under the name Fistball Productions.
Lasky continued
on his own, creating, among other work, short comic biographies
of famous people, and a miniature adaptation of James Joyce's
'Ulysses'. One of his most successful renderings is that of 'John
Lee Hooker'.
Among his best known work is the award-nominated “Urban Hipster,” in collaboration with Greg Stump, and “No Ordinary Flu,” in collaboration with King County Public Health. His graphic novel, “Carter Family Comics: Don’t Forget This Song,” tells the story of the first family of country music, in collaboration with Frank Young.
David lives and works in Seattle.
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