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In the aftermath of Jeet's recent post on proto-graphic novels, the inimitable Eddie Campbell has generously agreed to grant us permission to post his review of A. B. Frost's Stuff and Nonsense and Rodolphe Töpffer's Adventures of Obadiah Oldbuck . The essay originally ran in the 260th issue of ...
bleedingcool.com - 26 days ago
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Eddie Campbell has lost his bag. He looks
agitated, all the valuables are in it. The audience...
is worried: How could this happen? What can we do? He’s telling us that he just told his ...
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Eddie Campbell At ComICA by Paul Tierney
robot6.comicbookresources.com - 29 days ago
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Sometime soon (hopefully next week) Diamond will be
releasing Eddie Campbell 's Alec: The Years Have Pants...
to a comic book store near you. In a year chock full of great, original work and important re-releases and rediscoveries, this has to be ...
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Memento mori: An interview with Eddie Campbell
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Nov. 5, 2009: Carrying it over
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“In the aftermath of Jeet’s recent post on ‘proto-graphic novels,’ the inimitable Eddie Campbell has generously agreed to let us post his excellent review of an A. B. Frost collection, Stuff and Nonsense, and Rodolphe Töpffer’s Adventures of Obadiah Oldbuck. The essay originally ran in the 260th issue of The Comics Journal, from May/June 2004. As usual, Campbell’s voice is unmistakable, and his ideas are ignored at the ...
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... Comics Comics followed up on the discussion by scanning and showing, with my permission, an entire article I wrote for the May/June 2004 issue of the magazine under discussion above, about the Toepfferrian Obadiah Oldbuck of 1842, and also Arthur Burdett Frost's Carlo of 1913, both 'proto-graphic novels' as per Heer's thesis. ...
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