The Guardian | Sophie Yanow | December 6, 2020

Familiar Face and Wendy, Master of Art on Guardian Best of 2020
The best books of 2020 – picked by our acclaimed guest authors
There was wonderful graphic fiction and nonfiction out there this year. Familiar Face (Drawn & Quarterly, ÂŁ16.99) by Michael DeForge starts off as a funny, visually lush piece of science fiction and takes a thrilling turn into the political, with echoes of the Situationist International. Speaking of art movements, Wendy, Master of Art (Drawn & Quarterly, ÂŁ18.99) by Walter Scott is a pitch-perfect skewering of the fine art MFA experience, and those who enjoy it will be pleased to find there are more Wendy adventures to dig into.

