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Tue Feb 13, 2007 — by Elayne Riggs

Mainstream news covers comics

Wuerker bee profiled

Our weekly check on what mainstream news sources are saying about comics:

Nice profile of editorial cartoonist Matt Wuerker in the Washingtonian.
The Budapest Times covers an exhibit of Comic Art in Democratic Spain at the Cervantes Institute.
USC's Daily Trojan Online reviews Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead.
The Kansas City Star reports that Chris Ware will be speaking on Friday at the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, in conjunction with an exhibit of his work.
The Bradenton Herald looks at the Superhero Club at Eagle Ridge Elementary, formed by teacher Mitchell Reiner to help teach fourth and fifth graders how to write and draw comics.
And Racing Milestones notes the debut of a NASCAR comics line, to be published by Starbridge Media Group.

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