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Craig Thompson

Craig Thompson

Verified

Music Director and Program Director, KAJN-FM

Crowley

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influencer drama, celebrity controversies on social media adult entertainment, entertainmentDigital culture, LGBTQ+ online culture

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sports events

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Total articles 83

  • Life Drawing

    By Jaime Hernandez, David S. Rubin, Shinichi Koga, Craig Thompson Verified| Publishers Weekly Verified The exhilarating latest entry in Hernandez’s sprawling Locas saga, first serialized in Love and Rockets, meditates on old regrets and new beginnings. Tonta, a teenager with a chaotic family life who hops “from trash house to trash house,” signs up for an art class.

    By Jaime Hernandez, David S. Rubin, Shinichi Koga, Craig Thompson Verified · Publishers Weekly

    Feb. 04, 2025

  • Ginseng Roots

    By Shinichi Koga, Craig Thompson Verified, Anders Nilsen| Publishers Weekly Verified Craig Thompson. Pantheon, $35 (448p) ISBN 978-0-593-70077-8Thompson revisits the setting of his Eisner-winning graphic novel Blankets in this bighearted examination of ginseng farming in rural Wisconsin. Growing up in Marathon, Wis. (population “barely 1,200”), Thompson worked alongside his siblings on nearby ginseng farms.

    By Shinichi Koga, Craig Thompson Verified, Anders Nilsen · Publishers Weekly

    Jan. 27, 2025

  • Life Drawing

    By Jaime Hernandez, David S. Rubin, Shinichi Koga, Craig Thompson Verified| Publishers Weekly Verified The exhilarating latest entry in Hernandez’s sprawling Locas saga, first serialized in Love and Rockets, meditates on old regrets and new beginnings. Tonta, a teenager with a chaotic family life who hops “from trash house to trash house,” signs up for an art class.

    By Jaime Hernandez, David S. Rubin, Shinichi Koga, Craig Thompson Verified · Publishers Weekly

    Feb. 04, 2025

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Company Info

KAJN-FM

Crowley, United States

+1 337-783-1560