was born in Peekskill, N.Y., studied at the School of Visual
Arts, and, after being exposed to underground comics, plunged into cartooning.
In the early 1980s, Bagge co-published three issues of Comical Funnies,
a New York-based comic tabloid which debuted his dysfunctional suburban
family, the Bradleys. Bagge then started his own comic book, Neat Stuff.
In 1990, Neat Stuff evolved into a new title, Hate, which followed the
foibles of misanthropic and semi-autobiographicalBuddy Bradley. Bagge's
illustrations have also appeared on record and CD covers, and his comics
have been featured in political and social commentary magazines.
The Incorrigible Hulk. Marvel Comics (New York), 2003.
Yeah! #1-9. DC Comics (New York), 1999.
Hate #1-30. Fantagraphics Books (San Francisco), 1990-1998.
Hey Buddy! Fantagraphics Books (San Francisco), 1997.
Junior and Other Losers. Fantagraphics Books (San Francisco), 1992.
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