Cat Garza of White River Junction, Vt. works on the latest installment of his “Year of the Rat” comic as he snacks.
Here’s a view of the main teaching room at the Center for Cartoon Studies.
Megan Baehr of Putney, Vt. colors one of her comics.
Cat Garza of White River Junction, Vt. works on the latest installment of his “Year of the Rat” comic as he snacks.
Here’s a view of the main teaching room at the Center for Cartoon Studies.
Megan Baehr of Putney, Vt. colors one of her comics.
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Trees & Hills latest anthology NEW STARS is now available for online purchase at Trees & Hills Comix Distro! The anthology debuted at SPX in October 2007, and since that month also marked the 50th anniversary of the launch of Sputnik, we took that as our theme. We’re not some kind of fascists, though, so every piece didn’t have to be about Sputnik itself - most of them do relate to space in some way, though. This all-ages anthology by the Trees & Hills Comic Group features an eye-popping full-color cover by Gregory Giordano and comics by Daniel Barlow, Marek Bennett, Miles Cota, Colleen Frakes, Cat Garza, Chris Grotke, Jade Harmon, Tim Hulsizer, Matt Levin, Keith Moriarty, Kathie Mullen, Raymond Prado, Matthew Reidsma, Colin Tedford, and Anne Thalheimer. 5.5″ x 8.5″, 52 pgs. $3.00
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Cat Garza’s space tale continues! Read the rest of the story - and more than a dozen others - in the NEW STARS anthology from the Trees & Hills comics group. On sale this week at SPX!
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Here’s page one of Cat Garza’s contribution to NEW STARS, the Trees & Hills comics group’s new anthology of work by New England creators inspired by the launch of Sputnik 50 years ago this month!
You can read the whole thing in NEW STARS, on sale next week at the Small Press Expo in Maryland. Only $3!