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High-Low is a Top Comics Blog
This is the blog of comics critic Rob Clough. I have writings elsewhere at SOLRAD.co, TCJ.com and a bunch more. I read and review everything sent to me eventually, especially minicomics. My address is: Rob Clough 881 Martin Luther King Junior King Blvd Apt 10 i Chapel Hill, NC 27514
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- Rob Clough
- I'm a full-time writer available for hire in any number of fields. I have a feisty young kiddo who is my test subject for all the kids' comics I receive. I will happily review any comics sent to me. I especially like to review minicomics. Contact me at robcloughacc@gmail.com for more info, including my new address.
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CRAM Books showcase a vibrant tapestry of creativity and storytelling through their minicomics. Andrew Alexander's work in particular stands out with its engaging narratives and distinctive art style, drawing readers into unique worlds with each turn of the page. Allee Errico's "Froggie World" adds whimsy and charm, while Angela Fanche's "Me & Night" captivates with its heartfelt exploration of personal experiences. Each issue of CRAM offers a delightful journey through diverse voices in the comics scene, making it a must-read for anyone craving fresh perspectives and imaginative storytelling.
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