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- THQ Chapter 11
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- A Gravestone For Shel Dorf, The Founder Of Comic Con?
- Sketch for My Comic
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- I Liked TinTin
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6 comments:
YAY!
Looking forward to it!
Tommy! Love it!!
Looks terrific--so glad to see you workin' it. We need Moon goodness! What a great robot colossus!
(p.s. I'd still rather see it hand-lettered in the inimitable (and inimitably meticulous) Tom Moon style...but don't let that slow you down!!)
I'm in Virginia, and just now got my log in to work. And I'm working on my contributions to the book, too!
I would like it hand-lettered as well in the end. I'm thinking of the typed portions as placeholders. Hopefully I'll have time in the end to swap it out.
Ye-haw!
Oh, so now you've moved to Virginia? Gee, seems like you just got settled in California.
Ha! No--out here for the holidays. We'll be back New Year's.
The more I look at this, the more I want to see a flamboyant, turn-of-the-century kind of framing motif...(this is my cue to post a link, right?)
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