Here's the jam from the December meeting. I think I got the right names to the correct people matched to the appropriate panels, but please correct any mistakes.
Page 1, Panel 1 = Matt
Page 1, Panel 2 = Andrew
Page 1, Panel 3 = (Mango) Chris Mararacacacacacacacacacaca
Page 2, Panel 1 = Art
Page 2, Panel 2 = Eric
Page 2, Panel 3 = Pat
Page 2, Panel 4 = (That) Becca
Page 3, Panel 1 = Jeremy
Page 3, Panel 2 = Evan
Page 3, Panel 3 = Sean
Page 3, Panel 4 = Andrew
So at where I worked this summer (Human Rights Campaign), each class of law fellows tends to give some gift to the attorneys. Usually it's a photo of some sort. For the five of us who worked there over this summer, we were going to combine a photo with some cartoons. I had already done some 'toons with the idea of making a comic, so we figured it'd be an easy cut and paste job to put them around a photo.
Seemed easy, but what should have been a twenty minute photoshop project took two of us two days to figure out we couldn't do. Or at least, I couldn't swing it. In the end, we just did it the old fashioned way, cutting a matte and drawing the cartoons around it. We were pleased with the final product, though.
Earlier in November, after I put up some Law Monger posters, one of the writers for the GW Law newspaper got in touch with me to ask some questions about the comic and why GW didn't want it around. We met up and talked about the situation some, and he ended up writing an article. Anyway, this is a direct link to the piece he wrote (thanks Bram!).
Student Claims Law School's Refusal to Allow Comic Mass Distribution Amounts to Censorship
In case anyone had the good fortune to miss it last Sunday...
I was putzing around on google over the weekend and found that Spadefoot got a rather unexpected nod in this naturalist newsletter from Missouri. If you're too lazy to read it, I'm too lazy to type it out, but it's in the second paragraph under "Presidential Ponderings." It's actually a pretty interesting newsletter, though I should also confess that I didn't know a spadefoot was actually a frog (or toad, or whatever).
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