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Small Man in a Big Chair

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The Many Looks of Me

Happy New Year

Looking Ahead

Not At All Like Riding a Bicycle.

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Sandwich 9

 This is the cover to Sandwich #9, the anthology comic book Bill Hauser and I create with each class during our teenager comic book course at The Art Academy in St Paul (our next teenager and adult classes start on January 16th, we'd love for you to join us). Idea and pencils by Bill, inks by me. Like most comic books, this too is a collaborative affair. Many personalities, styles, and interests at work in each issue.
       The cover's theme is "Never let the programmers tell you who your enemy is", a mighty fine one considering the new President-Elect wants us to believe our enemies are everywhere, and only HE can save us from them. Bill, myself, and each of the students who participated in this issue, aren't buying what he's selling.

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Political Discourse

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Back to the drawing board

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