Barkeater Lake by Corey Pandolph
Barney & Clyde by Gene Weingarten, Dan Weingarten & David Clark
Having sold his first comic at age 19, Ralph Hagan saw early success in the comics business, with work also featured in The Saturday Evening Post Reader's Digest while he pursued a separate full-time career. In 2004, Ralph began cartooning full-time with passion.
Currently residing in the country west of Edmonton, Alberta, Ralph and Brenda make room in their family for three cats, a dog and four horses. Near farms with barns, of course.
Ralph would like to dedicate "The Barn" is dedicated to Ralph’s father Stan Hagan (his biggest fan) who passed away in 2004 -- and sincerely hopes they get the comics in heaven.
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Pacopuddy said, about 18 hours ago
I am a mentor to a student who expects me to do that. She has taken it very badly because I have told her to do her own work. ("But you’re the MENTOR. . . ")
cdward said, about 14 hours ago
That’s the tough part of being an editor. Letting the writer (student) do their own work. I used to write for a newspaper, so my kids think I can write their papers. Ha! I circle errors and say, “Fix it.”
Night-Gaunt49 said, about 10 hours ago
Writing is very personal. If others write it it is theirs.