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One Hundred Year–Old Wisdom comics

From an interview with Rose by Rebecca Roher

Rebecca Roher ′15, creator of Bird in a Cage (Conundrum Press), continues her work with growing old by interviewing centenarians, women who are 100 year olds.

One of the first One Hundred Year–Old Wisdom comics will debut in the upcoming issue of Taddle Creek Magazine. The comic is about Rose Wilson, a 102-year-old woman. She has lived on Toronto Island for 66 years! The magazine is available on December 5. You can also follow Rebecca’s work online @onehundredyearoldwisdom.

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Student Spotlight:
Dan Nott

Thesis poster by Dan Nott

Dan Nott ′18 is currently a student at The Center for Cartoon Studies, finishing his second year. Dan’s comics and illustrations have appeared in dozens of publications including NJ Advance Media, Fusion’s Graphic Culture, Medium’s Editor’s Picks, Seven Days, The Watch on Washington Post.com, Coindesk, The Illustrated, and The Boston Compass. He did the following interview with Angela Boyle ′16.

Dan Nott

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Alum Spotlight: “Reported Missing” by Eleri Harris

First panel of Reported Missing by Eleri Harris

Eleri Harris (’14) looks at what it is like when your mom is charged with murder. Reported Missing is The Nib’s first serialized work of long-form comics journalism. Originally from Tasmania, Eleri went to school with Sarah Bowles, whose mother is the one convicted of murder. With this insight, she delves into the emotional nightmare behind Tasmania’s most controversial murder conviction. The first of seven posts went up on October 23, just a week before the Supreme Court appeal could change everything.

  • Alex Dueben, Smash Pages: Q&A: The Nib’s Eleri Harris on ‘Reported Missing’
  • Heidi MacDonald, Comics Beat: “Here’s a good one, the comic equivalent of Serial and Making a Murderer, a true life tale of crime and mystery.”

Eleri Harris is deputy director at The Nib.

Post by Angela Boyle (′16).

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Will Eisner Week:
March 1-7, 2015

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An annual celebration promoting graphic novel literacy, free speech and the legacy of sequential art legend, Will Eisner. Stay tuned for The Center for Cartoon Studies events and more! For more information, visit: willeisnerweek.com

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