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Y'know, SOmetimes when I put My opinions out there, I soemtimes forget that as opinionated as I am there are others who feel as strongly if not more so than I do about certain topics. take for instance My posts on Comic feminism (Karen healey interview and I scratch My head, and to be or not to be a sexist pig), For the past few days I was given quite a few comments of my live journal, which turned into quite a healthy conversation on feminism and the industry.

I'm not making any accusations, per se, and I don't think either strip is perfect, but it is interesting...

Mine from 4/14/06:

http://www.zoocomic.com/strips/060414.html

 

Amend's from 9/12/06:

http://www.gocomics.com/foxtrot/2006/09/12/

This Saturday and Sunday in Chicago there is a new event going down called Heroes Helping Legends

The event, as described on their MySpace page is:

Heroes Helping Legends is a Chicago based event that will gather comic book fans and creators together in order to raise funds and awareness for The Hero Initiative (which recently changed its name from ACTOR)and support their mission of creating a critical safety net for veterans of the comic book industry.

Luke Morgan's long running webcomic Dub This! ended its six year run today. DT! started way back on October 5th of 2000 and has followed the lives and adventures of a college anime club.

Morgan also announced a new follow-up series to begin soon called Standing Tall.

Looking out of the window it's a pretty grey morning here ... but not in The Spires! Yes, another full colour replacement page by Bill Key goes live today and you know what? It's pretty cool, too!

Add a little colour to your grey morning by visiting his latest colour page, online now at Broken Voice Comics!