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I like comics. I tend to favour North American

-style comics.

Despite the fact that I live in

who create Japanese comics—and then go out of their way to make a completely redundant Wikipedia page out of it.

I've decided recently to put a significant portion of my effort into improving Canadian comics-related articles. I'm hoping to bring more attention to them, so In the "Articles I've created" navbox below, I've added a Maple Leaf to each of the Canadian articles.

Amongst my favourite comic book cartoonists are

's garbage from the very bottom of my soul.

As for comic strips, I love

and numerous others, mainly from the 1920s and 1930s.

You can probably tell from my list of favourites that I enjoy reading The Comics Journal.

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Articles to which I have made major contributions

Categories which I have created

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Cerebus novels
Characters
Cerebus
High Society
Church & State
Jaka's Story
Melmoth
Mothers & Daughters
Guys
Rick's Story
Going Home
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Best one-line summary of

Cerebus

I've seen so far

Although it says nothing to anyone who hasn't read at least a significant amount of the series:

"Cerebus" is a maximalist, culture-wide autobiography of an artist trying to tell the story of reality.

— Timothy Callahan, CBR[1]

Bullshit about comics

In 2011, people still can't distinguish genre and medium: "

. Retrieved 2012-09-21.

Chester Brown & Henry James

—Buried at the bottom of this promotional blog post is the news that Chester Brown has apparently rewritten all of the text and dialogue in The Playboy for a new paperback edition. He’s sort of becoming the Henry James of sex comics.