Hey, Wait...
“[I]t stands out as one of the most beautifully sad comix in recent memory.” (Andrew Arnold - Time)“Now this is a heartbreaking work of staggering genius. Don't walk, run to your nearest bookstore and check it out.” (Rob Neyer - ESPN.com)“I was just as excited and devastated as the first time I read the poems of Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman. Jason's work is poetry. Beautiful and frightening. Redemptive and hopeless. He is the Kafka and Keats of the comic world.” (Sherman Alexie)“[A] touching ode to childhood but it's a very disturbing one as well.” (Arnold T. Blumberg - Cinescape Comics)“What starts out as a series of cute and fun moments of the protagonist’s childhood turns into one of the most memorable comic book moments I can think of…. This should be on everyone’s to-read list.” (Cosmic Treadmill)“Will insinuate itself into your consciousness and make you appreciate much more the remaining moments of your life.” (Alan David Doane - Comics Book Galaxy)“A remarkable first graphic novel that's hauntingly evocative.” (S. A. Bennett - Comics Buyers Guide)“Depressing, technically accomplished, and full of little touches and images that linger in the memory—yes, it's a typical Fantagraphics book.” (Phil Mateer - Comics Buyers Guide)“If you read this book, you'll be thinking about it for weeks.” (Comics International)“I still think ofHey, Waitas [Jason's] best work, the most nuanced, the most beguiling. Even rereading it before writing this, there are so many things I feel like I only half-understand, images that hint at something I can never grasp all the way.... If you haven’t readHey, Waityet, mm-mm, you’ve got some good reading ahead of you.” (Dustin Harbin - The HeroesOnline Blog)“Careful—think twice before you read this book. It's is very, very beautiful, but it will utterly break your heart.” (Dylan Horrocks, author of Hicksville)