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Loads of news to fill you in on today – Honduran Resistance Members’ insights into the situation on the ground and the gathering momentum for the constitutional reform petition; the Dalai Lama’s talk at Stanford this morning (off to the next one this afternoon) and about to go to veteran US intelligence officer Ray McGovern’s talk at the Stanford Law School. Only at Stanford could you go from a CIA officer to the Dalai Lama via a brief stroll across campus. I’ll type it all up this evening in between the gargantuan amount of comics I have to spray paint ahead of APE this weekend.
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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).
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!
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.
Tier 3 of the Mountain Top Removal comic, guest starring Mother Nature. For the start of the comic, skip back 2 days. News on the chaos that erupted in Ecuador yesterday below.
As I’m currently working on my Knight project these days, I thought I’d point you towards some of my earlier work you may not have seen – a piece that ran in Bash Magazine a few years back. Go here to read the whole comic, hidden as it is under the US Politics tab at the top of the page. Remember to RT/share it around it if you liked it, or -even better!- head to the Archcomix store to order your hard copy. ($5 plus shipping/P&P). More news after the jump.
