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| Big Planet Comics' Zodiac Starforce creators |
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| Michael Wenthe and Cartozia Tales |
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| Persia Blues writer and artist |
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| Yiri and Margreet de Heer |
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| Isaac Cates |
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David Malki's Machine of Death |
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| David Malki's Machine of Death |
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| David Malki's Machine of Death |
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| DC Conspiracy |
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| BAMN display |
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| Isaac Cates and Cartozia Tales |
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| Chris Staros of Top Shelf |
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| Liza Donnelly |
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Noon-12:45 Lynda Barry is the author of 19 books, and her work has appeared in such publications as Vanity Fair, Esquire, the New York Times and Salon. She is assistant professor in interdisciplinary creativity at the University of Wisconsin at Madison and a fellow at the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery. Her new graphic novel is "The Freddie Stories." Signing at 1.
12:55-1:40 Gilbert Hernandez collaborated with his brothers Jaime and Mario to create the "Love and Rockets" comic book series, to which he regularly contributes stories. His latest works are "Marble Season," "Julio's Day" and "The Children of Palomar." Signing at 3.
1:50-2:35 Jaime Hernandez's primary contributions to "Love and Rockets" (see preceding entry) are the "Locas" stories, which focus on a group of Latinas in California, where he grew up. His latest work is in "Love and Rockets: The Covers."Signing at 3.
3:40-4:25 Fred Chao wrote and illustrated the graphic novel "Johnny Hiro," which was included in "The Best American Comics 2010." His new graphic novel is "Johnny Hiro: Half Asian, All Hero." Signing at 4:45.
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| The pre-opening line |
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| Local cartoonist Mark Burrier |
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| Local cartoonist Mark Burrier and his new comic |
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| Connie Sun and 'Animals doing Yoga' |
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| The Reeds and their new comic |
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| The 'March' authors |
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| Gordon Harris and his new minicomic |
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| R.M. Rhodes |
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| Anders Nilsen |
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| Janet Hamlin, Guantanamo court artist |
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| Carol Tyler |
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| Jay Lynch |
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| Jay Lynch and Frank Cammuso |
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| R. Sikoryak |
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| Kriota Willbert and R. Sikoryak |
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| Peter Bagge |
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| Seth |
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| Rutu Modan |
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| Brian Ralph |
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| Rutu Modan |
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12TH, 6:30-7:30 PM—LAURA LEE GULLEDGE AUTHOR EVENT
Laura Lee Gulledge, author of the graphic novel Page by Paige, will be visiting Hooray for Books! and signing her newest book, Will & Whit. Ages 12 +
"Wilhelmina is a creative soul struggling to come to terms with a family tragedy. Gulledge's signature visual metaphors are on full display in this all-new graphic novel, a moving look at shedding light on the dark corners of life."
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