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Sunday, August 26, 2007
National Public Radio (NPR) on Comics & Cartoons S
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*Sachs, Rob. 2004. My Fellow Americans: Lalo Alcaraz, Cartoonist. National Public Radio's Day to Day (December 2). online at http://www...
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*Nadel, Dan. 2004. Graphic Novel Picks. National Public Radio's Weekend America (October 2). online at http://weekendamerica.publicradi...
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*Lanpher, Katherine. 2004. Talking Volumes author Neil Gaiman. Minnesota Public Radio's Midmorning (January 20). online at http://minne...
National Public Radio (NPR) on Comics & Cartoons H-K
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Hamilton, William. 1995. Cartoon Demise [newspaper comic strips]. National Public Radio's Weekly Edition: The Best of NPR News (May 19) ...
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*Edelstein, David. 2004. Movie Review: 'Hellboy'. National Public Radio's Fresh Air (April 2) online at http://www.npr.org/feat...
National Public Radio (NPR) on Comics & Cartoons: A Beginning Bibliography A-D
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After the stunning success of my posting of an index of films and television based on comics, I thought I'd stick up another one of my l...
Friday, August 24, 2007
Post censors comics again (so what else is new?)
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Tom Spurgeon picked up the story that Berkeley Breathed's Opus was being censored by the Washington Post, as the cartoonist reported hi...
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Guy and Rod of Brevity on Post chat UPDATED
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/discussion/2007/08/22/DI2007082200651.html Friday, Aug. 24, 1 p.m. ET Meet the Comics Pages Guy...
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
The Caped Crusader from Vermont
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Dana Milbank's got a story in today's Post on Senator Patrick Leahy's well-known fondness for Batman.
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OT: What's wrong with this picture?
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Here's an ad that ran in the New York Times Book Review this weekend, on August 19th. What's wrong with the ad? It's the "O...
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