<div><p>&quot;Last year, he got our attention for his disturbingly brilliant graphic novel Monsters. . . . Gabby Schulz has gone on to create a similarly unnerving web comic series titled Sick.&quot;<i>Flavorwire</i></p><p>The author of the perennial classic, <i>Monsters </i>(written as Ken Dahl), Gabby Schulz returns with a new graphic novel,<i>Sick</i>, which <i>Hicksville </i>author Dylan Horrocks calls, &quot;a punch in the face and well worth reading.&quot; Like<i>Monsters</i>, <i>Sick </i>focuses on health and social policy, this time expanding from the subject of STDs and their stigma, to the larger, hot button issue of national healthcare.</p><p>Severely ill, uninsured, alone, and confined to his bed for weeks, Schulz was left searchingonly to find himself.<i>Sick </i>documents his discovery in gory, glorious, water-colored detail, finally completed and collected here for the first time in a beautiful, album-sized hardcover edition.</p><p>Since <i>Monsters</i>, Schulz has produced a host of online comics including <i>SEXISM</i>, a viral sensation written up everywhere from the <i>Stranger </i>to <i>Scientific American</i>. The web-serialized <i>Sick </i>was an Ignatz Award nominee for Outstanding Online Comic. His work has appeared on narrative.ly and BuzzFeed and in<i>Arthur </i>magazine.</p><p><b>Gabby Schulz</b>, sometimes known as Ken Dahl, grew up in Honolulu, Hawaii. His graphic novel,<i>Monsters </i>won two Ignatz Awards, was an Eisner Award nominee, and was a <i>Best American Comics </i>selection. His other works include the collection <i>Welcome to the Dahl House</i> and the web comic<i>Sick</i>, an Ignatz Award nominee for Outstanding Online Comic. Schulz currently resides in Chicago, Illinois.</p></div>