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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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ALUMNI ALERT: LAURA TERRY
Laura just did a slew of lovely illustrations for the most Slate Book Review. This on the heels of her Xeric Award-winning book Overboard. The scary thing about Laura—she is only now putting it all together. Can’t wait to see what the next … Continue reading
CCS Alum Laura Terry Wins Xeric Self-publishing Grant Award for Overboard!
Overboard, begins when the protagonist Di-Di wakes up from a dream of shipwreck to find herself in bed with her girlfriend and cat Chester. Little does she know that tiny people hide in her apartment and are out to destroy … Continue reading
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Tagged CCS Alum, CCS Alumni, Laura Terry, Overboard, self publishing, SPX, Xeric Grant
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SPX 2011 Debuts
This weekend, the streets of White River Junction may look a lot like a ghost town with the flood waters of Hurricane Irene canceling our local train festival Glory Days. But a lot of students are traveling SOUTH, way south … Continue reading
Posted in Cartoonist, CCS Alumni, Conventions, New Book
Tagged Alec Longstreth, Beth Hetland, Caitlin M., CCS Alum, CCS Alumni, CCS student work, Colleen Frakes, Jon Chad, Laura Terry, Nomi Kane
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Ignatz Nominations 2011
The Center for Cartoon Studies is happy to announce that three of our auspicious alumni have been nominated for Ignatz Awards! We have a long and proud history of Ignatz nominations for our faculty and students such as Alec Longstreth, … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Cartoonist, CCS Alumni, Conventions
Tagged Annie Murphy, Ignatz, Joe Lambert, Laura Terry, SPX
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MoCCA Comic Debuts!
The Schulz Graphic Novel Library is proud to announce the mini-comic and comic book MoCCA debuts of students, alumni and faculty of the Center for Cartoon Studies. Look for these amazing comics and more along the back wall of MoCCA … Continue reading
Posted in CCS Alumni, New Book
Tagged Alex Kim, Andy Warner, Bill Volk, Caitlin McGurk, Caitlin Plovnick, Casey Bohn, CCS, CCS student work, Charles Foresman, CJ Joughlin, Colleen Frakes, Dakota McFadzean, Dane Martin, Jen Vaughn, Joe Lambert, Jose-L, Katie Moody, Laura Terry, Lena Chandhok, Max de Radiguès, Melissa Mendes, Mia Onorato, MoCCA, Nomi Kane, Robyn Chapman, Sean Knckerbocker
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