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Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Calvin returns! In Lio?

This week, Mark Tatulli's Lio, through a Frankenstein-like experiment has featured a familiar boy ... and today, his tiger as well.
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  • Perilous Ventures Studios by Jeremy Vinar
  • Pixeldust Studios
  • Politics and Prose bookstore
  • Politics and Prose Bookstore's Graphic Novel Blog
  • Pop Mhan Comix at YouTube
  • R.M. Rhodes' Oletheros Publishing
  • Rachel Scheer's Rachel Comics site
  • Rachelle Holloway's A Little Dragon Trouble webcomic
  • Rachelle Holloway's blog Rachelle's Art and Comics
  • Rajan Sedalia's Art Jar caricatures
  • Ray Bottorff's ComicBacks group
  • Read About Comics - Greg McMcElhatton's criticism blog
  • Reagan Lodge's Ars Militaria blog
  • Rebecca Moretti (nee Simms)'s webcomic Girl Ninja
  • Richard Thompson's blog
  • Richard Thompson's website
  • Rob Steibel's Wild Life comic
  • Robin Ha's Tumblr
  • Robin Ha's Twitter
  • Robin Ha's website
  • Santiago Casares' Chili's World webcomic
  • Sarah Boxer's website
  • Sarah Schanze
  • Satisfactory Comics blog by Michael Wenthe and Isaac Cates
  • Scott G Brooks
  • Sean Anderson's Deviant Art page
  • Sean Anderson's Facebook
  • Sean Anderson's Instagram
  • Sean Anderson's Tumblr
  • Sean Anderson's Twitter
  • Sean Damian Hill
  • Sean Hill's blog
  • Shan Murphy's website
  • Shan Murphy's website
  • Shannon Gallant's website
  • Sierra Barnes, aka Sierra Bravo's website
  • Small Press Expo (SPX)
  • Small Press Expo (SPX) blog
  • Small Press Expo (SPX) Tumblr
  • Small Press Expo (SPX) YouTube site
  • Smithsonian's National Museum of American History's Comic Art page
  • Snailords (Aidyn Arroyal) Instagram
  • Snailords (Aidyn Arroyal) Twitter
  • Snailords (Aidyn Arroyal) WEBTOON's page
  • SPX 2011 Collective Memory on Comics Reporter
  • Square City Comics
  • Steve Artley Cartoons
  • Steve Conley's Astounding Space Thrills
  • Steve Conley's Bloop
  • Steve Conley's Socks and Barney site
  • Steve Conley's The Kid Knight
  • Stilson Greene's Stilson's Corner editorial cartoons
  • Stilson Greene's website
  • Studio Unseen's Fragile Gravity webcomic
  • Studio Unseen's Sledge Bunny webcomic
  • T.R. Logan's Laughing Redhead blog
  • T.R. Logan's Laughing Redhead Studio website
  • Tangent Artists
  • Team Cul de Sac
  • Team Cul de Sac blog
  • Team KK
  • Tom Toles Cartoons
  • Tony Tribby's Dead Bat Designs
  • Tory Wallington's blog
  • Vagrancy Comics website by Justin Benedict
  • Victory Comics' Facebook page
  • Washington DC Comicon
  • Washington Post's Illustrated Reporting
  • Washington Post's The Lily's webcomics
  • Weyant's World - The Hill cartoonist
  • William L. Brown's website
  • Xaviar Xerexes website
  • Xavier Xerexes on Comixtalk
  • Yes We Have No zines
  • Zack Bly's website
  • Zadzooks Washington Times blog (includes Bennett's Best reviews)

Other comics sites I read

  • Comics Reporter by Tom Spurgeon
  • Daily Cartoonist by DD Degg
  • Rants and Raves by R.C. Harvey
  • Thought Balloonists by Fischer & Hatfield

Reader maps, or Where in the world is ComicsDC?

Our First Principle

"I try to be interested in very nearly everything. I always think boredom is to some extent the fault of the bored." - Julian Kestrel, the hero in Kate Ross's novel Cut to the Quick.

Our Second Principle

"It takes less time to do a thing right than to explain why you did it wrong" - Longfellow, quoted on an Elliot's Amazing bottlecap.







What's it all mean in the end?

"Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp,
Or what's a heaven for?"

Robert Browning in Andrea del Sarto

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