Books like David Boring by Daniel Clowes
David Boring, created by Daniel Clowes, is presented as a graphic novel that incorporates elements of comedy, caricature, and a murder plot within the medium of comic books. The work falls within the genres of humor, fiction and graphic storytelling.
While a scan of the book is available, it is noted that the first eleven pages are missing, which may affect the reader’s experience of the initial narrative set‑up.
First publish date: 2000
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Graphic Fiction
Authors: Daniel Clowes
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