The Round-up
August 3, 2012 in General, Links, News
Drawn points us to a public reply by cartoonist and illustrator Alec Longstreth, in response to a request for spec work. It’s always worth remembering that cartoonists should be paid for their endeavours, so be sure to give it a read.
Malaysian cartoonist Zunar has won his claim against the country’s government over the seizure of 66 of his books and a collage in 2010. Read more about the case here.
British comics enthusiast Phil Shrimpton – who has more than 4,500 copies of The Beano and Dandy – has started trading his collection online. Meanwhile, Procartoonists.org member Tim Harries gets nostalgic about the Beano on his blog.
As always, please feel free to comment below – and also to point us towards any stories we might have missed.
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Bill Stott said on August 5, 2012
The Longstreth piece illustrates a long on-going situation. Its as old as the hills.