Ed Piskor

Pittsburgh Cartoonist Ed Piskor's Untimely Death at 41 Shocks Comic World

RIP Ed Piskor, a beloved comic creator known for his iconic works like Hip Hop Family Tree and X-Men: Grand Design, has passed away at age 41. Read more about his legacy and contributions to the comic industry.

Pittsburgh-based cartoonist Ed Piskor, renowned for his groundbreaking works such as 'Hip Hop Family Tree' and 'X-Men: Grand Design,' tragically passed away at the age of 41. His unexpected death has sent shockwaves through the comic world, leaving fans and peers mourning the loss of a talented artist.

Piskor, a versatile creator, was not only known for his comic genius but also for his engaging YouTube presence as a co-host of 'Cartoonist Kayfabe.' His unique storytelling style and innovative approach to comics had garnered him a dedicated following within the industry.

The sudden news of Piskor's death comes amidst the postponement of his exhibition at the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust's 707 Penn Gallery, following allegations of misconduct. Despite the controversies surrounding him, Piskor's artistic impact and creative vision remain undeniable, leaving a lasting imprint on the comic book landscape.

In remembrance of Ed Piskor, fans and colleagues from the comic book community have been sharing heartfelt tributes and memories of the influential artist. His legacy, marked by acclaimed works like 'Wizzywig' and 'Red Room,' will continue to inspire aspiring comic creators and enthusiasts worldwide.