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25 March 2009 at 12:25
Guess what. While searching for info about Jancso’s ‘Winter Wind’, Google landed me here on your site, and I was pleasantly surprised to see your banner derived from David B.‘s Epileptic, the book which triggered my current comics-mania a few years back. Then I see this page of Seth which I also know (and like), having purchased the Anthology of Graphic Fiction, vol. 1 myself. Then I see your review of Attila Bartis’ book, which I haven’t read, but I happened to know the author when we were young. That’s quite a lot of synchronicity to swallow in one sitting…