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You know the drill by now: click here to read the Mountain Top Removal comic in full.
Come and see me at San Francisco’s Alternative Press Expo (APE) this weekend! I’ll have 2 new comics on sale, and will be doing live drawings (as opposed to dead drawing, which is my preferred method) for Archcomix purchasers. Table 276, listed as the Center for Cartoon Studies.
News headlines for today: a river of toxic sludge sweeps through Hungary (eerily similar to the coal run-off mentioned in today’s panels), and evidence comes to light of US congress members using public funds to back the de facto Honduran “government”.
Speaking of Honduras, I’m delighted to announce that the Honduran coup comic will soon be translated into Norwegian, bringing the total number of versions up to 6, alongside English, Spanish, Danish, Japanese and Greek. French and Portuguese are currently in the works.
TGI Friday bonus: news and storytelling links aplenty over at the Knight Project page.
In case you missed it yesterday, I’ll be at table 276 next weekend for the Alternative Press Expo at the Concourse Exhibition Hall in San Francisco (SoMa area).
In other world news, Zelaya’s “elected” replacement Porfirio Lobo Sosa has come out magnanimously to say he’s all for putting a vote to the Honduran people for a constituent assembly: “What’s the problem?” the Presidential stand-in is alleged to have said at a press conference in Tegucigalpa on Sept 29. Only the fact that you wouldn’t even be there had Zelaya not suggested that (and been ousted for it) in the first place. More on this most unconsciously ironic volte-face/gaff and the backstory behind it here. ALSO, you’ll be thrilled to know that the latest batch of comics has been dispatched to the printers ahead of this year’s Alternative Press Expo at the Concourse Exhibition Center in San Franciso on Oct 16 and 17. I’ll be there under the auspices of the Center for Cartoon Studies, so be sure to come by, say hi, and succumb to the seductive mercantile allure of owning your very own archcomix.
Where you'll find the Archcomix and CCS table at this year's APE
Click here to read this 2007 comic on mountain top removal from the start. Also, be sure to check out the updates to the Knight Project page and scroll down for news. Or order your hard copy of all my comics over at the store page. Support independent comics journalism today!
Click here to read this 2007 comic on mountain top removal from the start. Also, be sure to check out the updates to the Knight Project page and scroll down for news. Or order your hard copy of all my comics over at the store page. Support independent comics journalism today!
In case you couldn’t make it to Litquake on Saturday, here is the live recording of Lucas Laredo and Anna Rosales’ talk about their experience of being part of the Stanford Graphic Novel team. As you’ll see, they did us proud. Nice work Lucas and Anna!
