num_pages: 160
description: The newest addition to Pantheon's growing list of graphic a visually beautiful, narratively intricate, and powerful book by one of the most original, and–until now–least recognized comic artists at work today.The place is New York City in 1933. The the Fontaine Talking Fables animation studio. Teddy Mishkin–definitely alcoholic, possibly insane–is hard at work on the latest cartoon short for Waldo the Cat, the "star" of Fontaine's stable of animated characters. But little does anyone (except Teddy) realize that Waldo is real–and that he is Teddy's insidiously helpful assistant.
language: English
title: The Boulevard of Broken Dreams
titlecomplete: The Boulevard of Broken Dreams
genres: Graphic Novels Comics, Graphic Novels, Art, Comics, Historical Fiction, Fiction, Comic Book, Fantasy, Comix
ratings_count: 894
publisher: Pantheon