The New York Issue
New York Stories
The magazine’s first-ever all-comics issue, with 12 tales of the city based on stories from The Times’s Metro desk.
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A Brooklyn neighborhood stops to search for a lost dog. As drawn by Bianca Bagnarelli.
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The Birdmen of Queens
On Sundays, men gather for a high-stakes battle: the singing competitions of the chestnut-bellied seed finch. As drawn by Andrew Rae.
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The Laid-Back Break-In
In Williamsburg, a low-energy intruder enjoys the pleasures of a high-tech home. As drawn by K. L. Ricks.
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The story of the small, precious, two-century-old monument tucked away in a corner of Riverside Park. As drawn by Robert G. Fresson.
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Credit The New York IssueTwo men (and a stack of counterfeit bills) head out for a big night in the Village. As drawn by David Mazzucchelli.
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Credit The New York IssueEvery summer, some New Yorkers take up spots at their windows and spend their days watching the streets below. As drawn by Bill Bragg.
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Credit The New York IssueIn the summer of 1991, New Yorkers flock to the Bronx’s Orchard Beach. As drawn by Wesley Allsbrook.
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After being forced to brick over his loft’s beautiful view of the Hudson River, a man devises a clever replacement. As drawn by Tom Gauld.
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Credit The New York IssueIn 1942, Nazi saboteurs sneaked into New York and strolled through Midtown, waiting to launch a terror plot. As drawn by Francesco Francavilla.
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Credit The New York IssueThe last New Yorker killed on Sept. 11, 2001, was Henryk Siwiak — shot on a Brooklyn street, for reasons still unknown. As drawn by Sammy Harkham.
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