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April 22, 2008:
CWN and the Grand Finale! -

February 4, 2008:
In Conclusion - David ends his CWN run with Tezuka's MW from Vertical

February 2, 2008:
Acting Like You Have Nothing to Prove -

February 2, 2008:
The Shoegazer Returns - A New Year Begins, And Our Narrator Makes A Pledge

January 30, 2008:
Tim's Reviews -

September 13, 2007:
Wizard World Chicago Loot, Part One - Stykman, Empty Chamber, the Ztarian Saga, and yes, Little Bunny Foo Foo

February 15, 2007:
I Come Not to Bury Nick Cage... - But to mourn the death of my punchline

November 20, 2006:
The End - Rich's last Chicks & Romance

November 8, 2006:
Joann Sfar's Klezmer - And a Front Racks Hiatus

October 4, 2006:
This Month's Guest: Dave Gibbons - From the pages of Elephantmen!

September 18, 2006:
Back in Berlin - or How I spent my summer

July 29, 2006:
KICKING UP A STORM - An interview with David Lloyd

June 19, 2006:
You Ain't Never Had A Friend Like Me. - Graeme looks at Spidey's "genies"

December 18, 2005:
Disappointed - Sad news for fans of Busiek's CONAN, Stephen King, and others

December 13, 2004:
JUSTICE UNPLUGGED 2 at last !!! - By Fabrice Sapolsky & Xavier Fournier

December 2, 2004:
THE TWELFTH AND FINAL STEP - Say it ain't so, Dan.

November 23, 2004:
The importance of editing -

September 29, 2004:
Mystery and Conundrum indeed! - Where in the world is Jason Pomerantz?

September 13, 2004:
Hello and Goodbye and Hello Again - Change is in the air at CWN and it smells sweet.

August 12, 2004:
The Rise of the Web Toon - New Business Model or Dumb Luck?

July 30, 2004:
The Name Says it All... - Spin Doctors revamp Boomerang.

July 27, 2004:
Bigger Isn't Always Better -

June 8, 2004:
Pre-emptive Strike: MoCCA Arts Festival - Looking forward to the con, rather than looking back at it

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Friday, September 3, 2010

Crowpsey/Rufus & Cleveland Makes its Debut

Terminal Press introduces newest title

Long Beach, NY -- June 13, 2005 -- The newest title from Terminal Press continues their line-up of high quality Independent publications with Wizard Spotlight Creator Ken Knudtsen and his first full-color comic book.

Rufus and Cleveland made their first appearance in the pages of Ken's hit book, My Monkey's Name is Jennifer, and finally get to jump out of the background and take the spotlight. Rufus and Cleveland go on three separate adventures dealing with drugs, babies, confessions and fake I.D.'s, all the while looking cuddly and cute enough to hug, yet disturbed enough to be part of Terminal Press's dysfunctional family!

Crowpsey was honored as one of the top web comics in 2002 by Shift Magazine, only to go into hiding for several years, waiting to be re-imagined and reborn. With the help of the original creators, Brian Ferrara and Narek Gevorgian and the newest member of the creative team, Ken Knudtsen, Crowpsey was once again given life. Crowpsey is finally back in his first full-length adventure and there is no way this one is going to disappoint! We find Crowpsey in crisis regarding the direction of his life. He has lost the urge to murder and maim and finds himself taking a job as an ice cream man in an attempt to find the evil in his heart he so desperately misses. I have the feeling everything is going to turn out ok for our pal Crowpsey, but maybe not so ok for everyone else.

The Terminal Press Team and Ken Knudtsen debuted their title recently at Wizard World East and will make appearances at both Wizard World Chicago and the San Diego Comic Con.

Crowpsey / Rufus & Cleveland is a Full-Color 48 page Prestige Format Flip Book, featuring Crowpsey on one side and Rufus & Cleveland on the other, available online from Terminal Press and in retail shops this fall.