A Vagrant, and Joan Cornellà, the Spanish artist responsible for some recognisable but deeply unsettling cartoon strips that you've probably seen circulated on social media.
"Barely recognisable, Mortensen has gotten so deeply under his character's heavily-tattooed skin that every verbal tic and facial expression is completely convincing," writes the BBC's David Jones.
It is deeply personal, eye-wateringly honest and yet cringingly recognisable, too.
Yet it is also a deeply familiar endeavour that most Americans would find recognisable from school history lessons.
But for many in the media and Labour establishment, the emergence of a 66-year-old cheese aficionado from Wiltshire as one of the most recognisable politicians in the country is deeply threatening.
His mother, who has aged so much she is barely recognisable, and sister Euphemia (a significant name) are deeply troubled, and, most shockingly of all within their constricted world, Euphemia is refused tickets for the local ball.
The red kite is a striking bird of prey with deep red plumage, a grey head and light eyes; they are recognisable in flight by their long and narrow, black-tipped wings and deeply forked tail.
The Jankos can be violent, untrustworthy, and on occasion as deeply prejudiced as any respectable suburbanites, but Penney makes her Romanies recognisable individuals with whose fates we are involved.
Their set was an exploration, skipping through genres as readily as it did nations of origin, daring to sacrifice the safety of recognisable tunes in favour of some hardly heard, but deeply well-received, risks.
