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1. Little Nemo: A 110-Year-Old Character Sparks Renewed Interest

Little Nemo is roused by a new generation of artists in two new books.

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2. Ben Towle writes on his site: I’m currently teaching an...



Ben Towle writes on his site:

I’m currently teaching an Introduction to Sequential Art class for The Savannah College of Art and Design and the primary text for the class is Scott McCloud’s Understanding Comics. There’s no denying the importance of this text and I gain new insights on comics every time I read it.  I think, though, that it’s important to question and think critically about works likeUnderstanding Comics and not simply accept them as gospel because they’re presented to you as being The Text. To encourage such thinking among my students, whenever I teach a class that has McCloud’s book on the reading list, I always have my students also read Art Baxter and James Sturm’s 1998 response to the book: a short seven-page comic called A Response to Chapter Nine : Build a Beach Head, which ran in The Comics Journal #211 (April, 1999).

With James Sturm’s and Art Baxter’s permission, he has posted the full comic online, along with new thoughts by both creators.



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