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Korean comic creators called for strict rules requiring artists’ consent before their work is used to train artificial intelligence (AI) models, delivering their demand Friday during an international conference at UNESCO headquarters in Paris.

Danielle Corsetto is probably best known for her long-running webcomic Girls With Slingshots which she started soon after graduating college. After her first year drawing and posting GWS, she had enough of a following to work on it full-time. She self published ten GWS collections over the 11 year run. For GWS, she took home…

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Don’t tell anyone but when host Jeneé Darden was a little girl in the ’80s, she would grab her grandmother’s broom while no one was looking. Then, raise it in the air and yell, “For the honor of Grayskull!” Sometimes she knocked over things while imitating “He-Man,” but he was one of her favorite childhood…

Like many cartoonists, Will Henry cut his cartooning teeth with a college comic strip. Will’s strip, Roommates, ran in the University of Connecticut student newspaper. Back then, he published his work under his real name Will Wilson.

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Cartoons have been around centuries. In more modern days, they fill our newspapers and bookshelves, showcasing both artistic and written talent.

Come one, come all! Join us for a special NCS Open House with a live screening of “Reuben Legends,” a video created and narrated by Brian Walker — a loving look back at 80 years of National Cartoonists Society history, from our founding in 1946 to today.