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Hannah Means-Shannon / 7:05 am Wed, Dec 6, 2017

The original legacy of Wendy and Richard Pini's ElfQuest

In this excerpt from Dark Horse Comics's 40th Anniversary Ashcan issue of ElfQuest, available today in comic stores, Hannah Means-Shannon explains how Wendy and Richard Pini showed indies the way in an age before crowdfunding.

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1970s / Comic Books / crowdfunding / elfquest / elves / graphic novels / independent publishing / indies / noads / publishing / Richard Pini / wendy pini