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Pekar Tribute 10: Zina Saunders

By Scholars & Rogues on December 20, 2010 • ( 2 Comments )

The tenth panel in this ongoing tribute to Harvey Pekar was contributed by artist and writer Zina Saunders. Official Site – Blog – Overlooked New York – Facebook – Twitter

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Tagged as: American culture, American Splendor, art, artists, cartooning, Cleveland, comic strips, entertainment, graphic novels, Harvey Pekar, Harvey Pekar Tribute, illustrators, MAS, Overlooked New York, Pekar, Pekar Tribute, R. Crumb, Robert Crumb, Scholars and Rogues, tribute, underground, writers, Zina Saunders

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Samuel Smith says:

December 20, 2010 at 4:54 pm

Ooh – very cool.
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