Comic Interview: July 1994

Comic Interview: July 1994
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Since December 1977, Canadian artist Dave Sim has been chronicling the life of an anthropomorphic aardvark in the self-published pages of Cerebrus. … read more

Comic Reviews: September 1993

Comic Reviews: September 1993
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It’s just nice to find original, highly creative material in a medium that is lapsing into derivation and stagnation. There may be hope for the industry yet. … read more

Comic Reviews: December 1993

Comic Reviews: December 1993
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So it seems that there may be like in super heroes yet … as long as innovative ideas can be added to the mix traditionally seen in superhero fame. … read more

Miscellaneous: November 1993

Miscellaneous: November 1993
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Longtime readers of England’s Deadline magazine have no doubt come across the work of creator Nick Abadzis. In particular, he gives us blank-faced Hugo Tate. … read more

Comic Reviews: October 1993

Comic Reviews: October 1993
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It’s a slow month for comics, so your humble reviewer is having to resort to super-hero material. Actually, the three comics are among the cream of the crop. … read more

Concert Reviews: July 1993

Concert Reviews: July 1993
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Insatiable, King Apparatus, Skankin’ Pickle and so many more to showcase the best of local concerts. SLUG Archives bring you Concert Reviews from July 1993. … read more

Comic Reviews: July 1993

Comic Reviews: July 1993
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Scottish cartoonist Eddie Campbell has been in the comic business since the 1980s and the efforts of comic publishers have resulted in greater exposure. … read more

Comic Reviews: May 1993

Comic Reviews: May 1993
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One of the most interesting aspects of following the comic book industry is watching the emergence and development of new talent. … read more

Literature: I Can’t Tell You Anything by Michael Dougan

Literature: I Can’t Tell You Anything by Michael Dougan
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For those who don’t think there are any good cartoon collections being published anymore, I have a surprise: “I Can’t Tell You Anything,” by Michael Dougan. … read more

Literature: April 1993

Literature: April 1993
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Why is a “graphic novel” being reviewed as a book? Well, for two reasons. First, it’s about time comic books started receiving credit as a legitimate form of art. Second, in this case, the graphic novel in question is a true graphic “novel,” rather than a short story in comic book form. … read more