Posted by: Scott | September 30, 2009

Carleton Comics Journal: Premiere Issue

This summer, I realized that although several campus publications feature comics as diversions, there’s nothing produced specifically to showcase comics. This is where I come in. Jacob Canfield, a sophomore, and I got together in the early days of this school year to discuss the possibility of such a thing. With limited resources, time, and energy, we put out a twelve-page premiere issue. Also featured are students Kailyn Kent and Jia-Li Tan. You might remember some of my work from a previous post, but rest assured that I have some material in this issue that has not previously been blogged about. Here is the cover, followed by links to each of the pages:

CCJ Cover 1

Well, it’s getting pretty late, cats and kittens. Jacob and I (and Nathan and Kailyn, thank you very much) just spent the better part of two hours printing and folding an astounding 100 copies of this issue. Not bad for a first run? I hope so. They hit the mean streets of Carleton tomorrow, and time will only tell what the reviews are like. We hope to put out an issue every two weeks, so expect big things… from the Carleton Comics Journal.

And, as proof that this is “for real”:

With the Journal


Responses

  1. Save me a print copy, please!!!!

  2. Man, you need to exponentially grow so that your publication reaches Madison.

    • If you (TJ) or anyone else emails me an address (donaldss@carleton.edu), I will send said person a hard copy of any released issue of the Carleton Comics Journal.

      Guaranteed!


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