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comics from China
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Embroidery art
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Desde el abismo
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the one that got away
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New Testament Stories
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"Vita del lascivo" -- 17th-century Venetian "comic" that influenced Hogarth
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Chicago Mirror, Autumn 1967, in the Regenstein Special Collections
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vintage undergrounds in UChicago's special collections
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Slovenian comics
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Tom and Art
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Tom MItchell interviews Art Spiegelman
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a comics newsstand in the 1940s
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Fredric Wertham's book served as Spiegelman's "study guide"
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not a fan of the tablet...
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Art Spiegelman discusses MAD Magazine
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touring Gaza City
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those amazing clouds
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unpacking an image of Gaza City
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"outtake"
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Tom Mitchell and Joe Sacco
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Aline Kominsky-Crumb and her Barbie Doll present
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you can't tell here, but Daniel Clowes is one of the funniest people on earth
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X'ed Out "spinoffs"--printed entirely in his invented language
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Charles Burns' "Cut Up" booklets: homage to William S Burroughs' collage technique
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Charles Burns' response to the perennial con question: "Do you have any free shit?"
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Seth talks about the city of Dominion
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Depression Era covers
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the New Yorker in the late '40s; Esquire discovers feminism in the 1970s
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influence of underground comics on Saul Steinberg
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Saul Steinberg goes psychedelic
