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From: cdrigney@uokvax.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Science in the Comics & May Books
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Date: Wed, 5-Mar-86 21:35:00 EST
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/* Written  7:47 pm  Mar  5, 1986 by slrichte@uok.UUCP in uokvax.UUCP:net.comics */
> THE COMICS JOURNAL #109 features Howard Chaykin talking about [...]
> I highly recommend this to all comic fans.  $2.95 for 100 pages
> from Fantagraphics.  Stop buying six Marvels and pick up TCJ

Four Marvels.  Now everyone knows why I buy my comics at your shop, Steve. :-)

> ADOLESCENT RADIOACTIVE BLACKBELT HAMSTERS in 3-D.  [...] Did anyone
> actually like the first issue of this?  At least the art, by
> Stig's Inferno creator Ty Templeton, will be enjoyable.

I wish he'd devote his time to more worthwhile projects like Stig's.

> HOW TO PUBLISH COMICS by Gary Brodsky.  
> "How To Start Your Own Publishing Company - With No Money!"
> "Distributors - What They Like...

I see a contradiction here. :-)

>  ... from Solson Publications.  S-0-L-S-O-N:  Sol's Son.  Why isn't this man
> applying his superior intellect to High Energy Physics?  

High Energy Physics has enough superior intellects already, thank you. :-)

> Science in the Comics, Part One
> "I know what I have to do!  It's dangerous...but by 
> increasing my power levels...and channeling the power
> back into myself...I'll be stronger than EVER!!"

Wasn't it the Beyonder who said that? :-)

		--Carl Rigney
		University of Oklahoma High Energy Physics 
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