:: Beyer, Mark (USA)

"What's that noise 2" by Mark Beyer

Artist: Mark Beyer (Painter)

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Title:	"What's that noise 2" by Mark Beyer
Artist:	Mark Beyer (Painter)
Media Type:	Paint - Acrylic
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	1,100
Likes on CAF:	0 1
Comments:	3
Added to Site:	10/21/2014
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Reverse painting on plexiglass

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	Mr. Eyecatcher
Joined:	January 2009
Last Login:	September 2025
Website:	http://www.eyecatcher.gegahost.net/
Country:	BELGIUM
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Lee Benaka
Member Since 2004

Posted on 10/21/2014

Aaaah! The end of Amy & Jordan. What a tragic piece of art. Yet how timely it is also, in light of recent developments in the United States in terms of gun policies. Nice pick-up, although I'm sorry to say it depresses me. Which is the point, right?

Mr. Eyecatcher
Member Since 2009

Posted on 10/21/2014

Lee Benaka wrote:

Amy and Jordan often die in his strips only to be rejuvenated on the next page... guess he dies a bit every day again too?

Lee Benaka
Member Since 2004

Posted on 10/21/2014

Mr. Eyecatcher wrote:

Amy and Jordan often die in his strips only to be rejuvenated on the next page... guess he dies a bit every day again too?

We can only hope, but Mr. Beyer gave an interview a few years ago where he declared that this was his final Amy & Jordan strip: "Beyer�s new Strip for Art Review signals his surprise return to his signature avatars after sixteen years, although (spoiler alert!) this may be their swan song. �I wanted to kill off Amy and Jordan in the grand tradition of Fritz the Cat and other murdered cartoon characters.� In 1972, Crumb famously created a story in which his feline star was stabbed by an irate ex-girlfriend with an ice-pick in the back of his head, an act of vengeance for the distortion of his character in Ralph Bakshi�s animated movie. It was only in autumn 2011 that Beyer started working again on a comic and feeling happy with the results. 'The truth is I am completely burned out on Amy and Jordan, but I am not burned out on the idea of making comics.'"

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