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1. 3.11.10—4:08 pm Rick Parker

   Joseph Remnant’s Harvey Pekar seems as firmly rooted on the page and in the story as Pekar himself seems to be firmly rooted in his own life.

2. 3.16.10—6:49 pm Jon Witmer

   A terrific story terrifically illustrated. I love the lack of panel borders, and as a result, the way the story floats in a limbo not unlike that experienced while traveling. Excellent work, Messrs. Pekar and Remnant!

3. 3.17.10—12:01 pm Tara Seibel

   interesting how you went out of the panels. your lettering is
   perfect joseph.. nice cross-hatched shadows. bravo!

4. 3.25.10—9:44 am Dean Haspiel

   great collaboration!

5. 5.12.10—2:22 pm Megan Auffart

   Hah! Cole looks awesome! Mr. Pekar is such a great speaker. Out of all the authors who came to BSU this year, Mr. Pekar was the best. He was so nice to speak to our class.

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