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Nevermind The Bollocks, Here's a Comic!

Posted on April 20, 2010 by Robyn Chapman

Note: Steve Bissette and I are teaching a course in contemporary comics history (Survey of the Drawn Story II, as it’s properly known). Our students are required to submit an essay, in blog form, on an aspect of contemporary comics history. They are restricted to the period of 1969 – present.

Today’s essay is by Nomi Kane. Enjoy!

– Robyn Chapman

– Nomi Kane

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