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Currently lecturing

Posted on July 6, 2004

Updates at http://www.geocities.com/thelecture/

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No time for night school

Posted on July 6, 2004

ok, just so you know there is actually some political dissent in the states…

WORLD WAR 3 ILLUSTRATED # 35: LIFE DURING WARTIME, $5.00

Top Shelf is proud to present the latest edition of WORLD WAR 3 ILLUSTRATED. In this issue the WW3 gang asks the question: “Are you better off today than you were four years ago?”, and gets some insightful answers from cartoonists like: Sue Coe, Peter Kuper, Seth Tobocman, Sabrina Jones, Sandy Jimenez, Issabella Bannerman, Paula Hewit, Susan Wilmarth, Kevin Pyle, Christopher Cardinale, Ryan Inzana, Kate Evans and others. WORLD WAR 3 ILLUSTRATED is the longest running comics zine in history, and this cutting-edge, politically charged publication is not to be missed. Edited by Seth Tobocman, Sabrina Jones, & Chris Cardinale.

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THE MADNESS OF KING GEORGE

Friends, Enemies, Countrymen, and even Those from Lands with Sane Political Leadership,

The Comics Interpreter welcomes your bitter repudiations and denunciations of the worst President in American history. Strips, panels, brutal caricatures…draw one, draw all. And of course you need not limit your ire to Gee Dubya alone; feel free to take on any or all of his Axis of Evil as well (Blair, Condi, Rummy, Cheney, Asshcroft). Or issues: You know, the rape of the environment, the chill on free speech, the brutalization of prisoners (and Janet Jackson!), the homophobia, even the little skirmish in MeSSopotamia (“Mission Accomplished!”) etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. *

Of course anyone who thinks that Bush is doing a swell job, that he in fact is the second coming of Abe Lincoln, is encouraged to submit also.

The best stuff, and there’s room for quite a bit, will run in the next ish of TCI (and perhaps some on the website as well). The issue is sceduled to come out just prior to the November elections.

Interested parties email (delete relevant spamblock) comicsmag_nospamplease_@yahoo.com for submission info. Thank you.

*(“etcetera” courtesy The Smiths Sweet And Tender Hooligan).

http://tci.homestead.com

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Che Away

Posted on July 6, 2004

Che Gilson’s on her way to San Diego Comic-Con and now has two new sites. Is this healthy?

http://www.spyderling.com/

http://spiderliing666.deviantart.com/

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A page from Gregory Mackay

Posted on July 6, 2004

This is page one from a comic Gregory has completed

for an upcoming silent armyanthology….

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e@ the ole swimmin’ hole

Posted on July 5, 2004

A tidbit from Aaron O’Donnell. He’s got two, count ’em, TWO books on the way.

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The Secret Life of Cartoonists

Posted on July 3, 2004

http://www.20six.fr/tian_tian

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Come back to the five and dime, Timmy Dee, Timmy Dee

Posted on June 30, 2004

Damn right Tim Danko’s happy. He’s exploring a different angle of antipodal comics as he now calls Auckland his home. (As eyes tear over in Melbourne…)

Catch him at this weekend’s Auckland meeting of Black River Digital.

Unfamiliar with the Danko ouvre? He’s got some of his comics webbed up as Adobe PDF files.

http://www.silentarmy.com/td_cv/happy.pdf

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Flying at you

Posted on June 29, 2004

is Benda Terbang (Flying Objects)/Selamat Pagi Urbaz (Hello City People) from Beng Rahadian, printed by Terrantbooks (What’s the ISBN?. International Serial Book Number)