CLAWZINE available in 3 NEW locations
That’s right, the CLAW’s first comic book issue is available now at The Red Hot, Origin 23 and Shakabrah. 20 copies have been distributed to each location so snag ’em before they’re out!
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The C.L.A.W. is a clandestine network of professional Northwest cartoonists founded and ultimately concentrated in the south Puget Sound region. Our mission is to gather talented Washington State cartoonists of great skill and humongous egos in frequently secluded gatherings during which the secrets and mystic arts of their sublime craft are practiced. Behind closed doors and away from prying eyes, the most pointless and silly of rituals will be freely indulged. And we give a scholarship to an art student every year!
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- Art During the Outbreak: Classes, Resources and Advice for Students and Pros
- It’s an EpicDRAWmic! Part 2
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- New Draw with CLAW: monthly mini comics!
- 2019 Scholarship Winner + 2020 Submissions Open!
- Scholarship Deadline Extended!
- April Shower of CLAW
- CLAW 2019 A.D.
- CLAWlloween October Surprise!
- NOTES FROM THE PRESIDENT – Sept. 2018
- HOT August CLAW updates
- CLAW Art Guild in JUNE 2018
- MAY DAY ART EXPLOSION – 2018
- Big CLAW Weekend: Comics Workshop at Pierce County Reads and Tacoma Wayzgoose!
- April Showers 2018
- New monthly event: Drink & CLAW at Dunagan Brewing!
- March for Life 2018
- February CLAW NEWZ
- Rainy CLAW January 2018
- YULE LOG WINTER CLAW Update 2017
- CLAW November November Remember November 2017
- Jet City Comic Show 2017
March 18, 2009 @ 2:23 pm
The more you tighten your grip Elliot, the more star systems will slip through your fingers.
March 18, 2009 @ 5:27 pm
Say what?
March 19, 2009 @ 8:30 am
I stopped by O23 this morning. Awesome. What places haven’t been hit yet? I still need to distribute.
March 22, 2009 @ 5:37 pm
Lucky me, while at the Toonie Awards banquet last week Mark Monlux gave me one of these excellent little origami-like zines. I keep unfolding it and refolding it, over and over. I’m throwing away my Moebius strip, this is way better.