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Here’s the comic Mai Ly and I worked together. Mai Ly’s an A-mazing illustrator whose appetite for fairly darkly, sad stories mirrors my own (look for her at MICA this year!). And as M says, this is a true story. I believed my mother for years. 

It is, I think, a (e)special genre of “lie”—the kind mothers tell their children to soften the blows. 

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Here’s a comic I did for a friend for her writing about comics class. (I love comics, but this is definitely my first attempt at one.)  The story is about a little girl who’s mother lies to her about her dead pet bunny. When the girl goes to school, the mom goes to buy and new one and makes up a story explaining that the reason why the bunny isn’t brown anymore was because it was dirty.  Apparently the girl believes this till college.  It may be a bit confusing because it got a little cramped because we wanted to have the panels in picture frames to show past and present, and the format had to be a certain size and on one page, but over all I’m still happy with it. 

The Other Bunny

Written by Chantel Tattoli, Illustration by Maily Degnan

2012, ink and digital collage

© Mai Ly Degnan

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Zut! Le Tigre!

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Polar bear cannibalism, while rare, they may become more common as sea ice disappears and bears become more nutritionally stressed | Photo Credit: Corbis

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From Dina Goldstein’s “Fallen Princesses” series.

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Who says women aren’t funny? “What Disney Movies Taught Me,” by blogger and entertainer JennaMarbles.

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A Giant Malaysian Shield Praying Mantis is pictured in Igor Siwanowicz’s studio in Munich, Germany. Biochemist and photographer Igor Siwanowicz has spent the last seven years carefully acquiring, breeding and capturing bizarre and visually stunning images of creepy crawlies.

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