| "...Comics, for the most part, are weird and nonsensical and have no part in a commodified culture." ~Julia Wertz ("Talking Comics with Julia Wertz," Latimes.com) |
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| But we don't really make money. | |
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| (Thanks, quotesoncomicics.com!) |
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| I think we make the best kind of sense. | |
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| We may make a weird kind of joy. | |
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| (I have to look up Julia Wertz. I'm not sure what she does. Oh, just looked her up--The New Yorker and other things--history, buildings, mothers, oh my. See juliawertz.com) |
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| But I don't think we're bound by sense. I think we make more sense because we are trying to make something true. | |
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| I think we're more true because we're not bound by a rigid sense of truth. But would it be so bad to make a buck of two? I mean, we are wearing these shirts and ties. If that doesn't mean business, I don't know what does. | |
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