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  Travelling Man

  Craig Thompson's Comic Diary Strikes A Nerve

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2004

  Why would anyone read a comic diary? After all, comics are an escape, and without a superhero and a villain, without explosions and elabora...

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  The Hit Man

  Brian Michael Bendis Razes Marvel

  PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2004

  Whenever a comic gets stale, writers will shake things up by either killing someone off or introducing a new character. This might sound si...

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  Pavitr Prabhakar: Spider-Man?

  Marvel Markets Move East

  PUBLISHED Aug 1, 2004

  In an effort to further capitalise on its potential international audience, Marvel is revamping one of its most valuable properties. Timed...

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  Player Vs. Player

  Online Comic Merges Office and Game Life

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2004

  Draw what you know. That's what artists are told, right? Well, cartoonist Scott Kurtz took that to heart after a day of hearty online gamin...

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  Dive In and Swim

  Toronto Artist Helps Seaguy Find Legs

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2004

  Talent is not always enough. Luck plays a part in a successful career, and Toronto-based artist Cameron Stewart has had his share. A chance...

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  Canucks' Ignoble Return

  Alpha Flight Gets Off the Ground Again

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2004

  Marvel is at it again. Instead of letting a good title die quietly, they have decided to revive original Canadian comic title Alpha Flight...

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  Hating the Hero

  The Inspiration and Vilification of Dave Sim

  PUBLISHED Mar 1, 2004

  From the beginning, the tale of Dave Sim. and his aardvark comic creation Cerebus, has been an Icarian tragedy. Twenty-five years ago, Sim...

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  Revolutionary Riel

  A Graphic Tale of Canadian History

  PUBLISHED Nov 1, 2003

  What does the name Louis Riel mean to you? If you're Chester Brown, the name conjures up images of rebellion and organised strife. Louis Ri...