A Share house in Preston and an old Risograph on Gumtree: A CONVERSATION WITH MARC PEARSON.
This article centers on Marc Pearson, a Naarm-based cartoonist and co-founder of Glom Press, an independent comics publisher known for its Risograph-printed works. It explores the origins of Glom Press, which began from a shared interest in combining riso printing with comics and evolved through col...
| Publicado en: | Voiceworks no. 137; pp. 60 - 67 |
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Express Media Inc
Winter2026
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