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Vermont’s SEVEN DAYS Annual Cartoon Issue Featuring cartoons by graduates of The Center for Cartoon Studies: Melanie Gillman, Eleri Mai Harris, Luke Healy, Josh Lees, Dakota McFadzean, Aaron Shrewsbury, and Andy Warner! Contributors also include...

Vermont’s SEVEN DAYS Annual Cartoon Issue

Featuring cartoons by graduates of The Center for Cartoon Studies: Melanie Gillman, Eleri Mai Harris, Luke Healy, Josh Lees, Dakota McFadzean, Aaron Shrewsbury, and Andy Warner! Contributors also include recent CCS fellow Nicole Georges, faculty Jon Chad, Tom Azarian, Alison Bechdel, Jason Cooley, Glynnis Fawkes, Ghostshrimp, Theo Ellsworth, Kaz, James Kochalka, Vermont Cartoonist Laureate Ed Koren, John Kovaleski, Rachel Lindsay, Matt Morris, and Tim Newcomb.

Pick up a print copy today!  

Read the Digital Edition: http://www.sevendaysvt.com/vermont/IssueArchives?issue=2392622

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