Dreamkeepers is an epic teen-furry-fantasy-adventure comic, clearly influenced by anime and/or Disney. Those are both its strong and weak points. Tim and Mulele examine examine volume 1 (and a bit of volume 2) of this tale by David Lillie, Liz Thomas, and David Higgenbotham, and ask the question: how does one differentiate between unwarranted publisher meddling with one’s project, and useful advice that should be heeded? (Available on Graphicly, but the first volume can be read online for free!)
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Comedy and tragedy, the macabre and the mundane, dwell together comfortably in the pages of “SF” #1, from 
Michael Balestreri & Alex Siquig have several comics at 
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A submission from the Philippines! Josel Nicolas sent us four issues of his Windmills series. While Tim and Mulele have some fairly harsh words for it, at the same time, we can see definite issue-to-issue improvement.
Mulele stumbled across a wacky, partially translated Korean comic. We’re not sure of the title (if it has one), but the creator’s name is 
We’ve talked about Gabby Schultz’s (a.k.a. Ken Dahl’s) work before, when we 
A short but mind-bending scientific/philosophical comic: “