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My favorite comic is the one where an old guy is staring at the grave of his wife (who he met when they were both little kids!) and then a puppy comes out of the grave, and leads Grampa Hugs over to a rainbow and the rainbow gives him a thumbs-up and then rainbow and the puppy take turns kissing Grampa Hugs’s face, and oh I forgot to mention, there’s a quote from somebody while all this going on from Gary Marshall or Ben Vereen or somebody about how life is the most specialist cupcake of all the cosmic pastries, but then twist: the old guy dies. But it’s okay because they bury him at the playground where he met his wife, and then when little kids look up into the sky, they see him and his dead wife in the clouds, and you can’t tell how she died, all the sores are gone, and oh my gosh, I cried.
Things People Are Going to Say After the APOCALYPSE Happens.  Attack, Mutants!  Attack!

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Faites de la bd, c’est cool (Google translates to: “Make the comics, it’s cool”).
Julie Maroh.  Her comic Le Bleu Est une Couleur Chaude was adapted to a film which won the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival (though Maroh wasn’t mentioned in the acceptance speech)(see also), the first time that’s ever happened in the history of the thing.  It’s also the first film shot on a Canon to win the award.

(Source: comicsreporter.com)

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