The Barn Comes to Newspapers

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Wed Aug 27, 2008 — by Robert Greenberger

The Barn Comes to Newspapers

New Strip Debts in October

Canadian cartoonist Ralph Hagen will craft a new comic strip, The Barn, debuting from Creators Syndicate on October 27. The strip will concentrate on the interaction between farm animals and local humans.

Hagen, a self-taught artist, has been professionally illustrating for 31 years and has been published in a variety of outlets from The Saturday Evening Post to Reader’s Digest. He’s also done commercial illustration for numerous clients including Kraft Foods.

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donna wiens (3:11 PM on Sun Sep 7, 2008)

Have been following Ralph Hagen's drawings for years. This strip makes me laugh out loud. Good luck Ralph!

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