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    Eating Crow: Five Years of Comics: Eating Crow, #1
    Eating Crow: Five Years of Comics: Eating Crow, #1
    Eating Crow: Five Years of Comics: Eating Crow, #1
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    Eating Crow: Five Years of Comics: Eating Crow, #1

    By Christian Kloepfer

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    Hillarious and often revealing but never political. Katharina Gerlach, Indie author

    Despite excruciating migranes, Christian C. Kloepfer has been following his dream of creating Comics. In 2013 the Harvey Independend, Kansas, began publishing his fun filled strips. The quirky humor found its way into many a reader's heart.

    "Eating Crow" is a strange, silly and pun filled comic strip universe where goofy Blobs, Bloogas, Birds, a friendly Mud Monster, a Mole with a Hammer, and The Imperial Glort, will make you laugh your socks off (be sure to pick them back up so you won't lose them)!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSnader Publishing
    Release dateAug 7, 2018
    ISBN9781386107446
    Eating Crow: Five Years of Comics: Eating Crow, #1

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      Book preview

      Eating Crow - Christian Kloepfer

      Table of Contents

      vignette

      Introduction: Of Comics & Migraines

      My first couple published

      By the numbers & a note or two

      Note 1: Getting huffy

      Note 2: A hairy joke

      Note 3: The Switch to color

      Note 4: 200th interview special comic!

      Happy holidays

      Some Sunday Editions

      Sunday 1: The Blob 300

      Sunday 2: The speed of light

      Sunday 3: Dust Bunny Bowl

      Sunday 4: Skweeecarina

      Migraine related

      Odds & ends

      Blooga. Blooga? Blooga!

      More books by Snader Publishing

      Acknowledgements

      About Christian C. Klopfer

      Copyright

      Eating Crow

      Five Years of Comics

      Christian C. Kloepfer

      2

      Eating Crow is a strange, silly, and pun filled comic strip universe where goofy Blobs, Bloogas, Birds, a friendly Mud Monster, a Mole with a Hammer, and The Imperial Glort, will make you laugh your socks off (Be sure to pick them back up so you won’t lose them)!

      Copyright 2013ff Christian C. Kloepfer

      Table of Contents

      Introduction: Of Comics and Migraines

      From an early age I’ve always liked to create characters and think up stories about them. That of course included drawing comic strips. Even back then I had a very eclectic sense of humor that was filled with irony and bad puns.

      As for actual comic strips, I got pretty serious about doing them in my mid-teens. I had lots of characters zipping around my head and often came up with funny jokes that were not related to my other ideas. My imagination seemed too infinite to let itself be limited to just one or two themes. My comic strip humor was more like The Farside which had many themes, rather than say Garfield which only has a few characters. Although figuring out a name that would fit my comic strip was hard, I was probably getting close to submitting my artwork to newspapers. Then one day when I was sixteen, I woke up to a different world.

      On October 31st 1998, I woke up with a Migraine that has literally never gone away. The pain goes from manageable (I might

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