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Glenn Fleishman (glennf@twit.social)'s status on Saturday, 23-Mar-2024 04:36:16 JST Glenn Fleishman

Now over 70% funded with just under eight days to go! I have so much to share that you’ll love if you love comics and/or history… https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/glennf/how-comics-were-made
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2. Pile of Sunday color comics pages from across more than a century, stacked cattywampus. On top, Dick Tracy.
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3. Two-page preview spread from the book How Comics Were Made with left-hand spread labeled The Cartoonist, showing George McManus with a cigar in his mouth at left drawing “Bringing Up Father” on a large board. At right, five photos of cartoonists in a rough circle, including George Herriman and Milt Caniff.
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4. Watercolor illustration for the newspaper cartoon “Breaking Cat News” showing cats in pajamas and robes reading the Sunday comics.
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5. Color separation of comic For Better or For Worse for a Sunday reproduction, showing the composite of four layers (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black) aligned in this preview. The strip shows April sitting in a sunbeam.
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  Attached: 4 images Fascinated by how comics pass from an artist’s hand through to the printed page—or a display? I’ve spent years researching, interviewing, and developing *How Comics Were Made: A Visual History from the Drawing Board to the Printed Page*. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/glennf/how-comics-were-made?ref=3pmfzo It’s now live on Kickstarter! If you’d like to a rich history of 130 years of newspaper cartooning told with original art, printing artifacts, and much more, help me make it a reality and get youself a copy!

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