October 27, 2012
CR Week In Review
The top comics-related news stories from October 20 to October 26, 2012:
1. Jacob Zuma
reduces his claims against the cartoonist Zapiro, although how much this is driven by PR concerns and how much of it is legal strategy is unknown. The trial is imminent.
2. The widow of Prageeth Ekneligoda
notes 1000 days since the cartoonist and journalist went missing right before a Sri Lankan election of which he was publicly critical.
3.
The Projects in Portland concludes its first show. This is a small-press oriented show based on a model much more common in Europe, with a number of exhibits rather than a central area defined by commerce.
Winners Of The Week
Fans of small-press and arts comics in New York City, as 1) BCGF
rolls out an impressive exhibitor list, programming track and satellite event list; 2) MoCCA
releases dates and exhibitors for 2013.
Loser Of The Week
A Missouri man
that pleaded guilty on a comics case without consulting the CBLDF. Everyone should use the Fund if they can.
Quote Of The Week
R"ight after, Emily Nilsson & I met up with Andrice who introduced me to Gabrielle Bell & Tom K who had a reading at Powell's, sadly parallel to our event." --
Sean Christensen.
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today's cover is from the small-press and independent comics scene of the late 1980s and early 1990s
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