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Apr 6, 2019 · Leslie Sternbergh passed away at the end of February. An American alternative/underground cartoonist, living in the East Village of New York with her partner Adam Alexander, her work appeared...
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Apr 4, 2019 · Colleen Doran verified the news on Twitter, stating “the radiant Leslie Sternbergh passed away of Multiple System Atrophy. She was a brilliant underground cartoonist, artist, model, and a stupendously funny and beautiful person.”. Sternbergh was born on June 29, 1960.
Leslie Sternbergh has been publishing art & writing for over 20 years in books, comics and magazines including Twisted Sisters, DC's Big Book of Urban Legends, History of the Marvel Universe, Wonder Woman, The Comics Journal, Cherry, Juxtapoz, Mad, Vogue, Weirdo, and more.
Apr 4, 2019 · Leslie Sternbergh Alexander, a longtime East Village resident and respected underground cartoonist and illustrator, died on March 27. Alexander, who was 58, died from multiple systems atrophy, according to a friend. In a tribute yesterday, Bleeding Cool News noted the many publications where Alexander's detailed work had been published through ...
Jan 20, 1995 · Jan. 20, 1995 12 AM PT. TIMES STAFF WRITER. Leslie Sternbergh began her brilliant career drawing little naked ladies for the boys. “They were so demure,” says the Brooklyn, N.Y.-based...
Jul 18, 2017 · And in Leslie Sternbergh Alexander’s 1992 “…There’s A Way, or ‘My Dinner With Olga,’” Sternbergh sits on Seda’s grave for an uncanny picnic with the late Seda’s mother, Olga. Sternberg desperately tries to convince Olga to allow Seda’s work to be reprinted, crying that the “Undergrounds are proof that in America y’can ...
Go, Read: Leslie Sternbergh Alexander, RIP I was sorry to hear about the passing of artist Leslie Sternbergh Alexander, a cartoonist that worked my memory is sparingly but to strong effect in a variety of tonal approaches -- MAD-style humor, even -- within the comics art form, and the sort of figure that seems a part of comics communities that are all but gone these days.
