edmontonsun.com - 6/3/2009
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The world of webcomics is less than 10 years old, but shrewd young entrepreneurs are taking advantage of it in ways few thought would even be possible when the Internet was born.
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Fleen has the breakdown on where the webcomics at for this year's MoCCA 2009.
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A good interview with cartoonist Kate Beaton. She did get web-famous pretty quickly, didn't she? Also another good interview with Beaton at Comixology.
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[Profile] Mark Schultz on Al Williamson
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The C-List: Mania Edition
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... journalist Alan Fotheringham in the pages of Maclean's and in several books. Peterson's laser-like caricatures being dumped is another indication that Canadian newspapers are getting senile. Item: Brian Gable mania continues. The Globe and Mail policart is profiled by ... The Globe and Mail! Item: Anthony Jenkins mania continues. The Hirschfield of the North gets the Brian Gable treatment. Item; Kate Beaton mania continues. Wright Award-winner is interviewed about how fabulous she is. ...
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