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Terry Moore Talks Rachel Rising, Sales Falling and the Rewards of Self-Publishing [Interview]
By Matt O'Keefe
Terry Moore has been writing, drawing and independently publishing comics for over twenty years, consistently to critical acclaim in an ever-changing market. I...
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