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Faith Erin Hicks

A little while ago I may have mentioned Friends With Boys because it is an awesome comic that has now come out in honest to goodness touch-able form.  Really, you can buy it from bookstores (if any have managed to survive around you) and hold it’s wood pulpiness in your hands.  I did.  One of the coolest things about Friends

Why didn’t I make the connection

So, I went to Megacon a few weeks back (or more – I’m so bad at time now a days) and I ran into two great people named Tara and Paul Abbamondi.  They probably didn’t realize that I thought they were so great, ’cause I’m not good at getting that out there, but I was charmed by their comics and

more web comic love

I think I said before, you know back in my first web comic love, that I would follow up with more as I had time to read more of the ones I had bookmarked that looked as if they were really smashing.   Well, I’ve had a little time and they were really smashing.  Here’s some more of the maybe-you-haven’t-found-these-yourself

The worst part of web comics

is that they can sometimes live hard and die too soon.  The ability of any story teller to put up their stuff as they spin it and countless web hosts to help them means that a lot of stories die half lived…forever frozen in history and the internet archive and destined to frustrate eager readers in perpetuity.  This is a

Web comic love

When people find out you like to read comics they always ask you which ones you like, you know, to compare with their own list.  Webcomics are the same–and, oddly enough seem to have a different cast of fans than regular comics do…maybe it’s generational, dunno.  Anyway, I am really bad at having an answer to such simple questions on

Something like a cross between beat poetry and noir over narration

I’ve spent a lot of my youth browsing book shelves at various stores to find the best book I’d never heard about before.  With all this practice I’ve developed something like a three step method to picking up the perfect read.  Besides approaching the shelves blind folded, I am not sure there is a way to cold pick your next