Jun 12, 2012 6:30 AM

Gallery: Maus Creator Art Spiegelman Joins Occupy Comics' Growing Chorus

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*Writer Mark Sable and artist Megan Hutchison's anecdotal "The One Percent Solution," part of* Occupy Comics*' debut issue, offers canny insight into Wall Street's rich drones and cheap shots.*
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*Writers Joshua Dysart and Kelly Bruce and artist Allen Gladfelter's "Casino Nation" breaks down the power players in the White House and Wall Street's house of cards.*

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*Ben Templesmith's econocore shorty "Clever" unmasks the unholy horror of financial stratagems.*
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*Longtime comics and television writer J.M. DeMatteis ponders Occupy's spiritual movement with artist Mike Cavallero in "That Which Is Most Needed."*

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*Writer Caleb Monroe and artist Theo Ellsworth compress centuries of peaceful civil disobedience in "A History of Nonviolence."*
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*Got a smartphone? Writer Ales Kot, artist Tyler Crook and colorist Jeromy Cox's "Citizen Journalist" wants to talk to you.*

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*Molly Crabapple and John Leavitt's "Fatcat" reboots old-school political cartooning for Generation Xbox.*
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Occupy Comics*' debut issue is available now from Black Mask Studios. Its hardcover anthology arrives in September.*

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