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Learn From Webcomics: Lesson Fifteen

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Today’s Teacher: Michael “Mookie” Terracciano (Dominic Deegan)

Today’s Lesson: Writing Memorable Heroes and Villains, Part Two

Last time, we talked about how Mookie’s heroes are often outright sociopathic. They do unspeakable things to the antagonists, which we are…

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    reading it. Confession time: I read Dominic Deegan. I used...author at conventions
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