Leviathan (comic strip)
| Leviathan | |
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.jpg) Levi, with Rabbit, discusses his sister's screaming with Cat | |
| Author(s) | Peter Blegvad |
| Launch date | 1992 |
| End date | 1999 |
| Publisher(s) | The Independent on Sunday |
| Genre(s) | humor |
Leviathan is a comic strip by Peter Blegvad, an American musician, singer-songwriter, and cartoonist. Between 1992 and 1999,[1] appeared in the review section of the British newspaper The Independent on Sunday during the 1990s.
Plot
[edit]The title character, whose name is shortened in the strip to Levi, is drawn as a faceless baby who constantly carries a stuffed toy rabbit called either Bunny or Rabbit. A pet cat called Cat is often around to give advice. The strip describes Levi's experiences as he crawls around a surreal and often frightening landscape filled with disjointed words and objects, which perhaps reflect the incomprehensible nature of the world as seen by a baby, but which also raise philosophical questions of interest to adults.
Collected editions
[edit]- The Book of Leviathan, Peter Blegvad, Overlook Press, ISBN 0-9535227-2-5
References
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