Friday at the Atelier

Friday at the Atelier is an odd but strangely charming manga by Sakura Hamada. Office woman Emiko is tired of life. We meet her on her way home after work thinking, “I want to die… but first… I suppose I should buy groceries for dinner. Which should I do first?” Exhausted adults will relate. She nearly...

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How to Grill Our Love Volume 4

I decided it was finally time to read all those digital volumes I’d accumulated, and I continued enjoying How to Grill Our Love by Shiori Hanatsuka, so I thought I’d share a couple of thoughts. In How to Grill Our Love volume 4, husband Kenta and wife Chihiro are getting used to being around each other...

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RIP KC Carlson

My husband of 25 years, KC Carlson, passed away last night. He had had cancer for a couple of years and Alzheimers for longer, so I am glad he is no longer suffering, and that his body has caught up with where his mind had gone. KC had a long and varied career in comics, doing just about everything...

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Author Vs. Illustrator

Author Vs. Illustrator is a children’s book that wonderfully explains how two people can work together to make a comic story. It’s written by Donald Lemke and illustrated by Bob Lentz. It’s an oversized hardcover, but the two characters — writer Don is the yellow one with spiky hair and artist Bob...

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Catching Up on Bookshop Cozies

Several cozy mystery series I follow that involve bookshops have had new books out recently. from Comics Worth Reading https://ift.tt/xpo35L6 Sourced by "The typist writer". The place where writers, bloggers, and publicists come to expand their knowledge in the field content production and publi...

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The Dog Sitter Detective Plays Dead

The Dog Sitter Detective Plays Dead is the third in the cozy mystery series by Antony Johnston, just out. I previously enjoyed (and reviewed) the first, The Dog Sitter Detective. This one’s even more fun because we see our protagonist, Gwinny Tuffel, return to her previous career of actress. She’s...

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The Mysterious Affair at Styles: First in the Mini Mysteries Line

Now that fandom has become more acceptable and doesn’t make its practitioners social pariahs, and earlier fan generations now have children or grandchildren, you get some very interesting products for young ones. Previously disposable entertainment is often transformed so that adults can share their...

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Somerset Holmes

I checked out Somerset Holmes because of my Sherlock Comics website. Turns out this comic has nothing to do with the great detective. But it was a history lesson on its own, showing that trying to break into movies via comics is nothing new. from Comics Worth Reading https://ift.tt/leHyzVp Sourced...

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