Comics Librarian

A comic panel of me imagining myself as a Librarian. Drawn in 2008 trying to foresee what my future would hold

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  1. Matt05 April, 2011 01:55

    My local library has a pretty decent collection of graphic novels... except they're in the young adult area which makes me feel creepy because I'm 30 years old, browsing in the teen section. Great panel!

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  2. Kimberly05 April, 2011 21:59

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  3. Anthony Woodward07 April, 2011 07:28

    Yeah it's weird how most libraries only hold comics in Young Adult, I wouldn't feel creepy going in there you could just be a parent getting something for their teenager.
    I am currently setting up both a junior, young adult and adult comic section

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