Some comics are born, not with a silver spoon in their mouth, but with a rusty fork. They use this to pry open the mind's cupboards, scrabble around and get a feeling out of you that had been hidden since the handle broke of all those years ago.
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Hit the images to witness the spectacle. |
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A wild ride from an
energetic collection of true New Zealand innovators.
Including Glen Stewart, Stefan and Indira Neville, Clayton
Noone etc... |
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Hicksville The online
repositiory of information about the many works |
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Karl Wills. Finely
rendered,
amusing and macabre. |
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Little Projecta Studio Lars Cawley's newly redesigned site. Featuring comics from back in the day, an interview with a Japanese editor and an account of recent actvity. Anyone who has read his Check the Blinker may be interested to note that the second issue is finally available. |
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Ant Sang has taken time
out
from producing his 270 page epic comic Dharma Punks
(the first issue is out in April 2001!) and producing spiffy
illustration
art for New Zealand magazines in
order
to create an online presence for his works. |
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Darren Shroeder's comic resources Home of the Bibliography of New
Zealand Comics, |
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Mail any link requests to me. Lars Cawley |
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