Eric Glickman
Our Alzheimer's Comics MemoirEric Glickman is a cartoonist currently collaborating with his longtime creative partner, Stephen Hersh, on a comics memoir to honor their friendship with humor and heart while documenting Stephen's experiences with Alzheimer's Disease.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Sing it with us: ALZ-HEIMER'S! (bah-BAH-bah!)
NOTE: When Stephen and I have a conversation or do something that I want to turn into a comic, I start off by making a bunch of notes and drawing a bunch of tiny panels in pencil to try and figure out what the look and flow of that comic co...
Life is a Highway
In January of 2025, Stephen recounted to me the story of a drive to his LEQEMBI appointment that didn’t go so smoothly - to say the least. This provided the opportunity for Stephen to share with me his thoughts about his future as a driver ...
WALNUTS featuring Good Ol' Stephen Hersh
In December of 2024, Stephen told me about a recent struggle he had trying to provide customer service on the phone for his mold remediation business. When I began trying to draw our conversation as a comic, I had the idea to draw us as Pea...
2 Sides of the Same Alzheimer's Coin
In February of 2025 and then in April, Stephen told me two stories that concluded with similar sentiments… sorta. And so I decided to put them together in one comic.
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Eric Glickman is a cartoonist collaborating with his longtime creative partner, Stephen Hersh, on a comics memoir to honor their friendship with humor and heart while documenting Stephen's experiences with Alzheimer's Disease.
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