Comics aren’t for kids any more, the pundits like to say. Even though that’s not true (there are plenty of good contemporary comics for kids if you know where to look) parents needn’t worry since the classic comics of yesteryear are being reprinted all the time. Case in point is Dark Horse’s Harvey Comics Classics series, which offers up big, heaping slabs of elementary-school-age tales involving Casper, Richie Rich and other characters in the Harvey stable.
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- Jason Shiga on Interactive Comics (with video)
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- The Passing Scene
- “I’ve Drawn Thousands of Comics”
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TCJ International Blogs
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- Italy: Ignatz Update 4: Interiorae #4
- Belgium: Going Underground in the Thirties
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- Italy: A little mirror of comics in Italy / part 1
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- Belgium: The Girl and the Gorilla
- Belgium: When I Was 18, Uncle Sam Wanted Me to Fight Adolf
- Sweden: Moebius exhibition in Paris
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