The Optic Nerve is an alternative comics series created by American cartoonist Adrian Tomine. The series was first published in 1991, and it features a collection of short stories, graphic novels, and comics strips that explore the daily lives of young urban dwellers. The stories are often poignant, humorous, and sombre, shining a light on the complexities of human relationships, racial identity, cultural clashes and existential crises. The series has been praised for its realistic depiction of life in the modern world, with Tomine's minimalist style drawing attention to the intricate details of everyday life that are often overlooked. The Optic Nerve has received numerous awards throughout the years, including the prestigious Eisner Award and Ignatz Award, cementing its status as a seminal work in the world of alternative comics.
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