Random Comics News Story Round-Up

* totally missed this intriguing piece where Hope Nicholson chose multiple indigenous comics-makers like artist Jeffrey Veregge (here at right) for our focused consideration.

* Michael Cavna on Exploring Calvin And Hobbes. There are not a lot of full interview with Bill Watterson for us to read, and this book was a bit under-publicized from a comics-culture standpoint, so I hope people will consider it for the holidays.

* Rob Williams has some quick notes on story structure for you.

* the worst interview questions Alex de Campi ever received. Chances are I've done worse although not in this particular area.

* Sean Kleefeld argues that the way reprints are done now change retailing.

* not comics: this article about video stores and their superiority over streaming systems made the rounds over the weekend, and a few CR readers suggested it might have something to say about comic shops. I like the broad strokes of the article in terms thinking about how consumers approach and utilize different systems, although I strongly disagree with nearly all of its more specific assertions as to how anything works or anyone thinks.

* Dylan Taylor-Lehman talks to Jared of Super Fly Comics.

* watching Team Kaptara.

* finally, Stephen Burt on two from Dylan Horrocks.
 
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