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Kickstart My Heart: Joyana McDiarmid and Maple Key Comics
The Center for Cartoon Studies alumna Joyana McDiarmid launched a Kickstarter last month to crowd-fund the first two issues of her new bimonthly comics anthology Maple Key Comics. The project is an ambitious one, to say the least–McDiarmid’s first issue alone … Continue reading
Posted in Cartoonist, CCS Alumni, Ebooks, Interview, New Book, Self-publishing
Tagged anthology, April Malig, Bill Bedard, Dan Rinylo, Iris Yan, Jon Chad, josh lees, joyana mcdiarmid, Kickstarter, Laurel Holden, laurel lynn leake, luke howard, Maple Key Comics, mathew new, Neil Brideau, rachel dukes, Sasha Steinberg, sophie goldstein, Will Payne
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Transatlanticism: CCS to take Angoulême by storm
Every year, the sleepy little town of Angoulême, in the Poiteau-Charentes region of France, is beset by over 200,000 comics enthusiasts for a four days of events and programming in celebration of the art of bande dessinée: The Angoulême International … Continue reading
Endgame: The Class of 2014’s Thesis Presentations
An integral part of The Center for Cartoon Studies’ curriculum is the Thesis Project–an all-out marathon taking the entirety of the second year of classes. The goal of this project is to force CCS students to push themselves to their … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Cartoonist, Self-publishing, Visiting Artist
Tagged Cartoon Studies, Class of 2014, thesis
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Tim Stout, Jason Week, and the Curse of the Crawling Brain
CCS alumni Tim Stout and Jason Week‘s Danger and Doom: Brainless Brother is an young reader’s story packed with intrigue, chase scenes, puns, and goo of various origins. It’s a rollicking adventure that, had it been released when this reporter … Continue reading
Dog City Rising
Dog City is an anthology unlike any other this reporter is aware of. Produced right here at The Center for Cartoon Studies, Dog City is a carefully curated selection of minicomics presented in a unique fashion that complements the capabilities … Continue reading
CCS at Fantacon’s 2013 Revival
2013 marks the return of Fantacon, the popular Albany-are comics and horror convention. It’s been 23 years since its initial run as a convention from 1979 to 1990, but Fantacon is officially back, better than ever. Here are a few … Continue reading
Posted in CCS Alumni, Conventions, New Book, Self-publishing
Tagged bingo baby, black dog and the whole at the center of the world, carl antonowitz, chris warren, Denis St. John, fantacon 2013, husk, ian richardson, Jesse DuRona, monter pie 2, night terror, randall drew, Stephen R. Bissette, the legend of the loup-garou
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2013 SPX Debuts Part 5
The Small Press Expo, North America’s Premiere Independent Cartooning and Comic Arts Festival is just around the corner! Come September 14th-15th, droves of CCS students, alumni and faculty will be headed down to both attend the show and sell their … Continue reading
2013 SPX Debuts Part 3
The Small Press Expo, North America’s Premiere Independent Cartooning and Comic Arts Festival is just around the corner! Come September 14th-15th, droves of CCS students, alumni and faculty will be headed down to both attend the show and sell … Continue reading
Posted in Conventions, Self-publishing
Tagged Bill Volk, Dan Rinylo, debuts, joyana mcdiarmid, lou, mangy mutt, Melissa Mendes, rio aubry tay, SPX
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2013 SPX Debuts Part 2
The Small Press Expo, North America’s Premiere Independent Cartooning and Comic Arts Festival is just around the corner! Come September 14th-15th, droves of CCS students, alumni and faculty will be headed down to both attend the show and sell their work. … Continue reading
Posted in CCS Alumni, Conventions, Self-publishing
Tagged aaron cockle, amelia onerato, Colleen Frakes, Jon Chad, SPX 2013, steve seck
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2013 SPX Debuts – Part 1
The Small Press Expo, North America’s Premiere Independent Cartooning and Comic Arts Festival. is just around the corner! Come September 14th-15th, droves of CCS students, alumni and faculty will be headed down to both attend the show and sell their work. … Continue reading
Posted in CCS Alumni, Conventions, Self-publishing, Uncategorized
Tagged adam whittier, alexis cornell, Cole Closser, Dan Rinylo, joyana mcdiarmid, Laura Terry, laurel lynn leake, Lena Chandhok, little tommy lost, Melanie Gillman, nothing should be precious, phoneix, queerotica, rachel dukes, Rio Aubry Taylor, SPX 2013, tiny dynamo
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