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Rob Clough
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Writer and Contributor, Comics Journal Magazine
Durham
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Supernatural Thrillers , Editorials , Music, Supernatural Thrillers , Editorials , Music, AI In Writing , Dystopian Sci Fi, Political Extremism, Media Ethics , Local Issues
Everything not related to air humidity and humidifiers
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By Rob Clough Verified|highlowcomics.blogspot.comEllie Liota has shown a knack, in her young career for drawing anthropomorphic animals, or animals who are intelligent. Trash Town is a fun little comic that plays up both the comedic elements of a group of animals who are dumpster diving with the grim, visceral realities of what this really means. It's a nice art object as well, with a cover flap of a dumpster revealing the raccoon, opossum, and skunk staring up at the reader.
By Rob Clough Verified|highlowcomics.blogspot.comHannah Kaplan is someone I hadn't seen in seven years, which was the last time I reviewed her work. I was happy to run into her at the Philadelphia Comics Expo and got a lot of work that was new to me. Kaplan's work is funny, frank, and restlessly smart. The work covered here is from 2017 to late 2022. We're All Gonna Die One Day is in the classic Kaplan style: philosophical diary strips done in colored pencil with an emphasis on sex, friendships, and creativity.
By Rob Clough Verified|highlowcomics.blogspot.comEllie Liota has shown a knack, in her young career for drawing anthropomorphic animals, or animals who are intelligent. Trash Town is a fun little comic that plays up both the comedic elements of a group of animals who are dumpster diving with the grim, visceral realities of what this really means. It's a nice art object as well, with a cover flap of a dumpster revealing the raccoon, opossum, and skunk staring up at the reader.
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Comics Journal Magazine