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Elfquest creators donate $500k to Columbia University Comics Archive

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Wendy and Richard Pini, co-creators of American fantasy classic Elfquest, donated $500,000 to Columbia University to endow its library's growing collection of comics, graphic novels and related prose works. The money will go for acquisitions and stewardship for circulating and archival collections," said Karen Green, the curator for comics and cartoons within Columbia's Rare Book & Manuscript Library. — Read the rest The post Elfquest creators …

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Elfquest creators donate $500k to Columbia University Comics Archive

Wendy and Richard Pini, co-creators of American fantasy classic Elfquest, donated $500,000 to Columbia University to endow its library's growing collection of comics, graphic novels and related prose works. The money will go for acquisitions and stewardship for circulating and archival collections," said Karen Green, the curator for comics and cartoons within Columbia's Rare Book & Manuscript Library. — Read the rest The post Elfquest creators …

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