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Zuda comics lead the 2009 Harvey Awards nominees

Shawn Demumbrum
July 17, 2009

Arts & Entertainment | July 17, 2009

Recently, the nominees for the 2009 Harvey Awards were announced. The Harvey Awards are one of comic book industry's oldest and most respected awards. Beginning in 1988, the Harvey Awards have recognized the acheivements of...

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Interview: Daren Strange and Lewis Walker

Shawn Demumbrum
May 30, 2009

Arts & Entertainment | May 30, 2009

In the undetermined future, Amber Hale is the most famous face in the world. But it's later discovered she's the first completely synthetic biological human being created by Kael Thane, an internationally respected businessman. This controversy puts the...

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Luz educates readers on local environmental impact

Shawn Demumbrum
May 24, 2009

Arts & Entertainment | May 24, 2009

Comics have always had the power to educate as well as entertain. From stories that warn of the consequences of drug use or expose racism to promotional comics that promote proper dental hygiene, comics have tried to teach people in...

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Bayou big winner at the 2009 Glyph Comic Awards

Shawn Demumbrum
May 22, 2009

Arts & Entertainment | May 22, 2009

Jeremy Love and his webcomic Bayou brought home five awards from last weekend's 2009 Glyph Comic Awards. The Glyph Comic Awards recognize the acheivements of the best comics created by, for and about people of color for the...

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The Abominable Charles Christopher talks to animals

Shawn Demumbrum
May 21, 2009

Arts & Entertainment | May 21, 2009

Most of the time talking animals in cartoons, books and comics are drawn in an exaggerated caricature style. In Karl Kerschl’s webcomic The Abominable Charles Christopher, he chooses to give his characters a very photorealistic look with very...

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Sin Titulo delivers suspense weekly

Shawn Demumbrum
May 20, 2009

Arts & Entertainment | May 20, 2009

From the very beginning, you can tell that Sin Titulo going to be unlike other webcomics. The comic is structured with eight panel strips with a three color palette (black, white and beige). The first strip sets the tone for...

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Monster Commute takes HOV lane to webcomic traffic

Shawn Demumbrum
May 17, 2009

Arts & Entertainment | May 17, 2009

image courtesy of Daniel DavisArizona comic creator Daniel Davis hates traffic. Before creating his web comic, Daniel carpooled to his job in Tempe from his home in Peoria. His daily commute often took him between an hour to an hour...

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Shawn Demumbrum

Zuda comics lead the 2009 Harvey Awards nominees

Interview: Daren Strange and Lewis Walker

Luz educates readers on local environmental impact

Bayou big winner at the 2009 Glyph Comic Awards

The Abominable Charles Christopher talks to animals

Sin Titulo delivers suspense weekly

Monster Commute takes HOV lane to webcomic traffic

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