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Webcomics Weekly Episode 1: Webcomics Weekly ASSEMBLE!

Time: 08/27/2007 08:15 PM EDT
Episode Notes: Brad Guigar, Dave Kellett, Kris Straub and Scott Kurtz outline their new weekly podcast about the ins-and-outs of making comics for the web.

by Brad Guigar on August 27, 2007

Posted In: Webcomics Weekly

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