Al Capp

More than 30 years after Al Capp's death, this biography explores the complex legacy of the iconic cartoonist behind "Li'l Abner," a comic strip that captivated 90 million readers over 43 years. Despite his immense popularity and influence, Capp's life was marred by personal struggles, including a long-standing feud with another cartoonist and allegations of sexual misconduct. Authors Michael Schumacher and Denis Kitchen provide an in-depth look at Capp's tumultuous career and shifting political views, utilizing unprecedented access to his archives and new material. This compelling narrative captures the contradictions of a man who was both celebrated and controversial.