Atticus and Glen: Remastered Year Three

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Every Atticus & Glen comic strip, newly scanned, in order of publication.

September 7, 2001September 17, 2001September 21, 2001September 28, 2001October 5, 2001October 12, 2001November 2, 2001November 9, 2001November 16, 2001November 30, 2001December 2, 2001February 8, 2002February 15, 2002February 22, 2002March 1, 2002March 8, 2002March 15, 2002April 5, 2002April 12, 2002April 19, 2002April 26, 2002Sadly, I was unable to find the original for the final Atticus & Glen comic strip. This is my best recreation, using cutting-edge technology (my lightbox). I did my best to follow the original lines, resisting the mighty urge to "improve" it.It is a double-size feature, and stands as one of my favorite strips I've ever done. It's not easy finding an ending to a comic. I wonder how much Bill Watterson struggled with the final Calvin & Hobbes strip. In my case, I wanted to show a future for the characters, since they would never really graduate from college, as well as sum up the philosophy I'd been refining for the past three years. This strip was, more than walking in commencement, turning in my final paper, or sitting for my last exam, my real graduation.May 2002, final strip

Previously unpublished

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