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Richie Rich was one of the characters that Couchey drew for Harvey Comics (Photos:  Brian Mann)
Richie Rich was one of the characters that Couchey drew for Harvey Comics (Photos: Brian Mann)

Sid Couchey wove the North Country into comic book history

Tonight at the Wadhams Library in Essex County, North Country comic book illustrator Sid Couchey will give a talk and answer questions about his life.

Couchey, who is 91 years old, was a so-called "factory artist" for decades. He drew characters like Richie Rich and Little Lotta for Harvey Comics.

When Brian Mann first profiled Couchey six years ago, he found that the artist often worked North Country scenes into his art.  Go to full article
French writer illustrator Charles Berberian
French writer illustrator Charles Berberian

Foreign comics find a path to American readers

Americans don't buy a lot of foreign novels, even in the summer when books are considered a beach accessory. But go to most bookstores these days and you'll find whole shelves devoted to international comics. From Japanese Manga to European art comics, graphic novels from overseas are pushing into the mainstream. Our reporter Brian Mann has been a comic collector for years. So he decided to find out why these foreign books are so popular.  Go to full article

Museum of Comic Art Opens in Ticonderoga

The Cartoon Museum of the Adirondacks has a new home. The museum had a grand opening earlier this month in Ticonderoga. Todd Moe talks with Stan Burdick, who says his museum houses hundreds of originals and prints of comics, cartoons and editorial art.  Go to full article

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