Kwasu David Tembo is undergraduate tutor and lecturer at the University of Edinburgh, UK. He earned his PhD from the University of Edinburgh, UK, in the Language, Literatures, and Cultures department. His research interests include comics studies, literary theory and criticism, and philosophy. He has published in the edited collections The Cinema of Christopher Nolan: Imagining the Impossible, ed. Jacqueline Furby and Stuart Joy (2015) and in Postscriptum: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Literary Studies (2017).

• AcknowledgementsList of Illustrations1. On the Nature of Sincerity2. Dexter's Laboratory (1995-2003)3. Samurai Jack: Seasons I-IV (2001-2004)4. Star Wars: Clone Wars (2003-2005)5. Samurai Jack: Season V (2017)Works CitedIndex

David Kwasu Tempo's book offers an interesting scholarly perspective on the work of much-admired animator Genndi Tartakovsky. Delving deep into cultural background and exegesis of Tartakovsky's many works it makes for an engaging and frequently thought-provoking read.

Kwasu David Tembo is undergraduate tutor and lecturer at the University of Edinburgh, UK. He earned his PhD from the University of Edinburgh, UK, in the Language, Literatures, and Cultures department. His research interests include comics studies, literary theory and criticism, and philosophy. He has published in the edited collections The Cinema of Christopher Nolan: Imagining the Impossible, ed. Jacqueline Furby and Stuart Joy (2015) and in Postscriptum: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Literary Studies (2017).

• AcknowledgementsList of Illustrations1. On the Nature of Sincerity2. Dexter's Laboratory (1995-2003)3. Samurai Jack: Seasons I-IV (2001-2004)4. Star Wars: Clone Wars (2003-2005)5. Samurai Jack: Season V (2017)Works CitedIndex

David Kwasu Tempo's book offers an interesting scholarly perspective on the work of much-admired animator Genndi Tartakovsky. Delving deep into cultural background and exegesis of Tartakovsky's many works it makes for an engaging and frequently thought-provoking read.

Kwasu David Tembo is undergraduate tutor and lecturer at the University of Edinburgh, UK. He earned his PhD from the University of Edinburgh, UK, in the Language, Literatures, and Cultures department. His research interests include comics studies, literary theory and criticism, and philosophy. He has published in the edited collections The Cinema of Christopher Nolan: Imagining the Impossible, ed. Jacqueline Furby and Stuart Joy (2015) and in Postscriptum: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Literary Studies (2017).

• AcknowledgementsList of Illustrations1. On the Nature of Sincerity2. Dexter's Laboratory (1995-2003)3. Samurai Jack: Seasons I-IV (2001-2004)4. Star Wars: Clone Wars (2003-2005)5. Samurai Jack: Season V (2017)Works CitedIndex

David Kwasu Tempo's book offers an interesting scholarly perspective on the work of much-admired animator Genndi Tartakovsky. Delving deep into cultural background and exegesis of Tartakovsky's many works it makes for an engaging and frequently thought-provoking read.