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I Hate You All by Dalton Wemble

November 15, 2004 - 00:00 | Dalton Wemple

Putting the 'crap' in narcicrapssism

Pull your shirt up.

I don't care if you're at work. Go for it. If you're wearing a button-up shirt, just undo the bottom couple of buttons and pull 'er open a bit. C'mon. I can wait.

(singing tira lira lura, tira lira ly, tira lira lura, it's an Irish lullaby...)

Something to Smile About: An Interview with Raina Telgemeier

November 15, 2004 - 00:00 | Al Schroeder

Raina Telgemeier has done a lot of work in her Take-out Comics and has pursued a longer story about her dental difficulties as an adolescent in the fascinating Smile on Girlamatic. She recently consented to an interview with our interview editors...one that will get us all smiling.

m@b by Matthew Blackett, reviewed by Matt Trepal

November 15, 2004 - 00:00 | Matt Trepal

The gentle art of eavesdropping. The fortune (or misfortune) of being talked to by random strangers. The vast panoply of a major North American urban center. These are the social aspects that all come together to make m@b, created by Matthew Blackett. M@b is Blackett’s opportunity to give a weekly three-panel view into his Toronto neighborhood, and how he reacts to that view.