1990 and for the Award for Humor in 1991, 1992, and 1993. Also, despite his view on coloring as a task that merely "pays the bills", Matt was nominated for a 1989 Harvey Award for his coloring work on the Batman/Grendel series. Bibliography Peepshow #1–14 (Drawn & Quarterly, February 1992October 2006) Four collections of Joe Matt's comics have been published as books, as well as a "jam" sketchbook: Peepshow - The Cartoon Diary of Joe Matt, 1992 (Kitchen Sink)/1999 (Drawn & Quarterly), a collection of mostly one-page strips, usually dealing with a single subject, originally published between 1987 and 1991. The Poor Bastard, 1996 (Drawn & Quarterly), which collects stories published in Peepshow #1–6. This book chronicles Matt's relationship and breakup with then-girlfriend Trish. Joe Matt's "Jam" Sketchbook , 1998, Collaborations with Chris Ware, Seth, Chester Brown, Julie Doucet, Adrian Tomine, Max, Jason Lutes, Dave Sim, Will Eisner, Marc Bell, James Kochalka, Ivan Brunetti, Steven Weisman, etc., limited print. Fair Weather, 2002 (Drawn & Quarterly), which collects Peepshow #7–10. In this book Matt chronicles an episode from his childhood in 1970s suburbia. Spent, 2007 (Drawn & Quarterly), which collects Peepshow #11–14. In this book, Matt chronicles a story arc that documents his obsessive “editing” of porn videos. References Works cited External links Biography at Drawn & Quarterly Interview from MungBeing Comic Book Awards Almanac Hand-written interview with Joe Matt from ifpthendirt. Alternative cartoonists Underground cartoonists American comics artists American comics writers American cartoonists 1963 births Living people Artists from Philadelphia People from Los Feliz, Los Angeles