Anton Kannemeyer (Joe Dog) — Pappa in Afrika (Jacana Media, 2010) Description: First edition of Anton Kannemeyer's Pappa in Afrika, published by Jacana Media in 2010. Kannemeyer — working under his pen name Joe Dog, co-founder of the South African satirical comics journal Bitterkomix — appropriates the visual style of Hergé's Tintin to confront colonialism and its legacy in South Africa, with an accompanying essay by poet Danie Marais. Praised in the New York Times for its graphic ingenuity and political vision, the book is a deliberately provocative critique of white settler attitudes and post-apartheid politics. Kannemeyer's work is held in major collections and has been exhibited internationally, including at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, and Jack Shainman Gallery. Format: Softcover, 96 pages Publisher: Jacana Media, Johannesburg, 2010. First edition. ISBN: 978-1-77009-871-8 Condition: Good, with visible scuffing and marks on the back cover. note: has a small "280" price sticker on the rear cover from the original gallery of purchase Shipped securely with tracked postage. Any questions welcome before purchase.