Hold the Quechup
Wednesday, August 1st, 2007update – I’ve removed the article about my run-in with Quechup.com. If you want to read it, drop me a line. I just didn’t want new visitors to be confronted with a full page slab of text and run away.
update – I’ve removed the article about my run-in with Quechup.com. If you want to read it, drop me a line. I just didn’t want new visitors to be confronted with a full page slab of text and run away.

Luz, Girl of The Knowing is a new webcomic by Canadian cartoonist Claudia (or Fran, for short) Davila.
It’s only been running for a few weeks, but you can already tell that this is one of those high concept endeavours that cannot fail. The subject is timely (what knowledge will we need to survive in a world without oil), the art is spotless and the general feel is warm, empathic, worthwile. It reminds me of the Judith Vanistendael cartoons that run in Mo, and about which I wrote earlier. This is without a doubt one more webcomic on my weekly list.
Fran is one busy girl, with not one but two blogs, one about her art (The Fran Pages), and one devoted to the cause (Our Pueblo) – both of which are good reading.

“The Escape Artist”, a comic by Hope Larson, was published recently on the New York Times’ Op-Ed pages (be sure to click on the ‘next’ link at the top right of the page to read the full comic).
Larson was recently awarded the Eisner for talent deserving wider recognition, and rightly so. I was very much impressed by the earnestness of her Gray Horses, and it’s very good to see that she’s continuing on that expressive wavy line that she’s developed.
(via Flight).
OK. I officially can hardly wait.
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