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Thursday, July 10, 2008
Doing the Rounds
:: Posted by Bryan @ 7/10/2008 01:35:00 AM 
Summer Reading Part I: Since I had only 3 hours sleep Tuesday night, today I read 4 old Lois Lane comics, Billy Hazelnuts, Joe Ollman's Chewing on Tinfoil, and an old issue of the Cherkas/Hancock Suburban Nightmares series that I found for 50 cents at the BMV on Bloor Street ... as well as the information at the following links:
Comic book collection stolen in Kincardine.
The U.S. vs Canada, in caricature.
Merriam-Webster dictionary finally lists "fanboy."
Happy 10th Anniversary, Editions La Pasteque, publisher of fine French-language graphic novels!
Robin Bougie on stealing money to buy comics when he was a kid. Part One. Part 2.
The most popular graphic novels in Canada are translated comics from Japan. Chris Butcher comments on the state of the manga industry in North America: Part One. Part 2.
(top image: Michael Nicoll Yahgulanass' "Haida Manga Bear")Labels: graphic novels, links, publishing, summer reading
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