courtneyriot:
Harvey Pekar got pretty damn famous when the film adaptation of his autobiographical comic, American Splendor, was released to great acclaim in 2003. Since then hes had great success with the books, Our Movie Year and a new Best of American Splendor collection but youd never know it when you talk...
_dictionarygirl_:
Harvey I don't know if you're reading this or not, but you're one of my top five idols. Your work is amazing. Keep it up. (Please.)
anderswolleck:
sadly. he doesnt go online so he wont read your comments.
bee:
i feel a bit like harvey peeeeeekkkkaaar. he izZz one of my herozZz for sure.

cuz a simple life can be more complex than one thinks, also being real and who u r izZz where its at.

thank you harvey!
jonasgrumby:
Looks like this is the forthcoming biographical book Harvey was talking about. Coming out next month. Wow, he's a busy guy...
infinitelykaty:
love
satana:
I'm not big into comics, but I love Harvey!!
bigwobbles:
Harvey Kicks ass.
cigarette:
Yeah, Cleveland represent!
blackwell:
I'm surprised, but glad, that he allowed SG to interview him. Good stuff.
anaxarete:
My heroes:
Joe Strummer
Ian MacKaye
Harvey Pekar
lazykiddo:
It was really cool reading this interview.
I grew up literally around the corner from the Pekars in Cleveland Heights.
If anybody saw the Cleveland episode of No Reservations, Harvey was the guest star.
When I think about home, two things come to mind: overcast weather and Harvey Pekar.