An interview with Dylan Williams

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Dylan Williams is the founder of Sparkplug Comic Books, art film/used bookstore owner , and guy behind the scenes in many of Portland's comic and independent press events. A few months back, I sent Dylan some questions for an article on Diamond for PW Comics, expecting a few short answers, and when I got his responses, I wanted to print them all.

Fall/Winter Xeric Awards announced

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The latest batch of Xeric Grant winners has been announced -- since its foundation in 1992, the Xeric has recognized a fairly amazing lineup...

Weekend Reading: Black Death by Sammy Harkham

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Struggle, death, darkness, a ray of hope? Via what things do

TCAF has website, guests

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With this thrilling poster by Daniel Clowes leading the charge as it cleaves its way across the internet, a new website for theToronto...

Tonight to do: ARTBREAK with Kidd, Heatley, Neufeld, Shaw

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We're informed that you can buy discount tickets here and at the door with codeword COMIX. More info here..

Holiday Reading: The Last Lonely Saturday

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Maybe a little sad for the holidays, but the sentiment is pure and clear. BTW, Jordan Crane's lovely little tone poem is available as part...

Rickheit launches ECTOPIARY

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Hans Rickheit's THE SQUIRREL MACHINE was one of the year's most dazzling surprises -- an extremely creepy and imaginative tale that made an indelible...

Billy Hazelnuts 2!

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The ever indispensable Flog blog points us to exciting Tony Millionaire news: First, so as not to bury the lede: Tony Millionaire is on Twitter....

Huizenga’s Postcard from Fielder

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Kevin Huizenga continues to explore the wonder of the quotidian.

More Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival reactions

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Dan Nadel, co-organizer of the recent BCGF, wraps things up at Comics Comics -- it was a very successful day, and in response to...

News, notes, and photos from Brooklyn

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As we walked around the room at the Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival on Saturday, we asked folks what was coming up for 2010...

Prints by Marc Bell and Al Columbia available

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Gabe at Desert Island writes to tell us of two bitchin' prints by Marc Bell and Al Columbia which are available for order for...

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