Born: 04-13-1961
Daniel Clowes is a renowned American cartoonist and graphic novelist, celebrated for his distinctive storytelling and unique artistic style. Born in 1961, Clowes gained fame with his comic book series "Eightball," which introduced critically acclaimed works like "Ghost World" and "Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron." His narratives often explore themes of alienation and suburban life, earning him multiple Harvey and Eisner Awards. Clowes' work has significantly influenced contemporary graphic literature.
I hate everybody. I hate everything. I hate the whole world. I hate myself most of all.
I have to go to the bathroom! I have to go to the bathroom all the time!
I hate it when guys stare at me! It's so rude!
I don't wanna be your friend. I've got enough friends already.
I can't wait to be old enough to feel ways about stuff.
I'm not a miserable person. I'm just not very happy.
I've decided that I'm going to be what I am and not worry about what other people think of me.
I can't relate to 99.9% of humanity.
I never understood the concept of the 'popular' crowd. It's such a cliché.
I'm making an effort to be more cynical.
Maybe we should all stop and think about what it is about ourselves that we hate so much.
Everybody's too sensitive these days.