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- February 3, 2013
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- 3 comments
Voices From the Archive: Prose and Eddie Campbell’s Alec (and also Peanuts)
I express skepticism about the excellence of Eddie Campbell’s writing.
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- January 20, 2013
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Voices From the Archive: Trina Robbins on Selling Marvel’s Barbie Comics
Tales of marketing pitifulness.
- December 4, 2012
- Blog, Voices from the Archive
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Voices form the Archive: Tucker Stone on 100 Bullets
“The idea that we’re all supposed to get off on the same comic book art is just–it’s fucking tragic and stupid.”
- November 29, 2012
- Blog, Voices from the Archive
- 5 comments
Voices From the Archive: Charles Hatfield on Why Maus Is Not Glib
“Maus moves many people for a reason, something your dismissive posturing cannot account for.”
- October 11, 2012
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Voices From the Archive: Matt Thorn on Bianca and Other Moto Hagio Stories
“I wanted to represent her whole career, not just collect a bunch of first-rate stories that modern anglophone readers today can easily appreciate.”
- August 1, 2012
- Blog, Voices from the Archive
- 3 comments
Voices from the Archive: L. Nichols on Getting Excited About Comics
“A lot of times I feel tired of the comics scene because people just act like they’re too cool to care.”
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From Hoppers to Honolulu: A Fan Letter to Jaime Hernandez
by deb aoki
Jaime Hernandez’ work told me that I could and should draw comics about where I live, the things I did everyday, and the people I know and love.
