Harvey Pekar in Northampton

Pages from Around the world and back to Earth, story by Harvey Pekar with art by Ed Piskor, included in Pekar's American Splendor: Our Movie Year (Ballantine Books, 2004). 

The story chronicles the world tour of Pekar to promote American Splendor movie. Pekar was accompanied by his wife and comic writer Joyce Brabner and daughter Danielle Batone.

Hip Hop Marvelman Family by Ed Piskor

Art by Ed Piskor.

January 2018, from his Facebook profile.  

ED PISKOR: "Before X-Men: Grand Design I hooked up with Marvel to do some Hip Hop variant covers. I did 3 but my best one never surfaced until now. If I ever worked in a collaboration Alan Moore and Neil Gaiman would be at the top of my list. Plus, Just-Ice rules!"

Art by Ed Piskor.

Cover of Back to the Old School, Just-Ice debut album, 1986.

Ed Piskor and Jim Rugg volunteer for Big Numbers

Jim Rugg and Ed Piskor.

From their Cartoonist Kayfabe!, their YouTube channel, comic book makers Jim Rugg and Ed Piskor volunteer for completing... Moore's Big Numbers, his "lost" masterpiece (the video is available HERE). 

This happened just few days after the release of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Tempest N.6, (possibly) Moore's last comic book.

Ed Piskor said: "Listen, Alan. Your career is not done with this unfinished piece of work. You gotta let me and Jim finish this for you, man."

Furthermore, on Cartoonist Kayfabe! channel, several videos - under the banner "Read Moore Comix" - are available, investigating the works created by the Man from Northampton.
Go and watch them all!

Ed Piskor discovers Alan Moore

Art by Ed Piskor.

Ed Piskor, creator of the acclaimed Hip Hop Family Tree series, discovered Alan Moore in the 90ies reading the comics he wrote for Image Comics. Piskor told this story in a 1-page comics he did for Image+ magazine published this summer. 

Above you can see the panels featuring Moore; the complete page is available here.