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Brian Anderson: Dog Eat Doug and other stories

Posted on November 30, 2012 by David Hurley

Doug Eat Dog is a cute and wonderful comic by Brian Anderson, which was launched in newspapers in 2005. Brian is a super talent who has written and illustrated children’s books including “Nighty Night, Sleepy Sleeps”, “The Prince’s New Pet” … Continue reading →

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SFIPress with Brad Joyce and Walter Shuler

Posted on November 20, 2012 by David Hurley

SFIPress (Southern Fried Inkslingers) is the brainchild of Brad Joyce and Walter Shuler. Brad is the artist and Walter is the writer and they have collaborated to indulge you in comics, art, and fantasy fiction with the inkslingers podcast served … Continue reading →

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Donna A. Lewis: Reply All

Posted on November 13, 2012 by David Hurley

Donna A Lewis is the creative wonder woman behind “Reply All Comics”. I love Donna’s humor which she takes from real life experience, and the style she uses to create her art. Donna has an interesting story in her journey … Continue reading →

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Mike Witmer: Pinkerton (the wild has never been so weird)

Posted on November 9, 2012 by David Hurley

Mike Witmer is the creative mastermind behind (one of my favorite comics) “Pinkerton”. Pinkerton stars four furry friends (Buckley, Tucker, Steve, and Martin) as they deal with life in the wild with mischief, mayhem and humor.  One of my favorite things … Continue reading →

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Ralph Hagen: The Story of The Barn

Posted on October 17, 2012 by David Hurley

Ralph Hagen is the creator (of one of my favorite comics) “The Barn”. Ralph has been creating comics and art for many years but one morning about 5 years ago he was drinking his coffee and scribbling out some ideas … Continue reading →

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