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Comics history book by Sam Carbaugh ’09
Sam Carbaugh (’09) published Comics: Investigating the History and Technology of American Cartooning Yourself in 2014 through Nomad Press. Geared towards kids, this book gets the reader working with comics to understand how comics got to where they are in America and how … Continue reading
Posted in Education, How To, Library
Tagged Cartoonstudies, CCS Alum, Education, history, Nomad Press, published, Sam Carbaugh
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Geis by Alexis Deacon
Geis is the first in a thrilling trilogy by Alexis Deacon. Geis, pronounced “gesh,” is a Gaelic word for an idiosyncratic taboo, either an obligation or a prohibition, similar to being under a vow or spell. And in some cases, whether or … Continue reading
Posted in Library, New Book
Tagged Alexis Deacon, Cartoonstudies, Graphic Novels, Schuiz Library
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Anthology superstar Irene
Irene is a short story comics anthology put together by The Center for Cartoon Studies alumni Dakota McFadzean ’12, Andy Warner ’12, and DW ’12. The first volume came out in 2013 and has grown to 6 volumes, the most recent volume clocking in at 216 … Continue reading
Posted in Cartoonist, CCS Alumni, Library, Self-publishing
Tagged Andy Warner, anthology, Cartoonstudies, CCS Alum, Comics, Dakota McFadzean, Irene Comics, luke howard, Schulz Library, Tillie Walden
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Visiting Artist: K. L. Ricks
K. L. Ricks is a freelance illustrator and cartoonist. She graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design and now lives in Massachusetts. She is best known for her horror comic “Country Darkness” on Hazlitt. Ricks was a fantastic, warm, and … Continue reading
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Tagged cartoonist, cartoonists, Cartoonstudies, K L Ricks, Schulz Library, schulzlibrary, self-care, Visiting Artist
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Visiting Artist: Jim Woodring
Jim Woodring is an epic cartoonist. He is best known for his wordless comics, Frank, named after the main character. Most recently, he published Fran (Fantagraphics, 2013), a Frank story, the sequel (and prequel?) to Congress of the Animals. All … Continue reading
Posted in Cartoonist, Education, Visiting Artist
Tagged cartoonist, Cartoonstudies, Dip Pen, Fantagraphics, Frank, Jim Woodring, Liniers
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Luke Healy
Luke Healy, an Irishman, is publishing part of his thesis project. Just before graduating from CCS in 2014, he won a MoCCA fest Award of Excellence from the Society of Illustrators for his comic Of the Monstrous Pictures of Whales. Nobrow Press just published How to … Continue reading
Posted in Cartoonist, CCS Alumni, Interview
Tagged Cartoonstudies, CCS Alum, How to Survive the North, luke healy
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