Ryan Pagelow has drawn comics for most of his life. His work appears in Mad magazine, newspapers, and online. He was one of the 10 finalists in the Comic Strip Superstar Contest hosted by Amazon.com and also earned the Charles Schulz National College Cartoonist Award. When he is not working as a photojournalist, Ryan draws the comic strips Pressed and Buni. Raised in Madison, Wisconsin, he worked in Italy and Argentina before ending up in Chicago where he now lives.

Pressed is a comic strip for people who love newspapers. Depicting the people behind the news, Pressed shows a reporter and local politician butting heads, a sportswriter trying to be supportive of the local team as it loses season after season, a photographer trying to get his shot while camera hungry people poke their heads in to try to get "on TV," and a frequent letter-to-the-editor writer venturing out into the blogosphere.

Pressed also offers a comedic look at the wider media landscape of 24-hour news cycles, Internet "news" and blowhard punditry, as well as the everyday office politics of adults confined to shared cubicles.

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Ryan Pagelow has drawn comics for most of his life. His work appears in Mad magazine, newspapers, and online. He was one of the 10 finalists in the Comic Strip Superstar Contest hosted by Amazon.com and also earned the Charles Schulz National College Cartoonist Award. When he is not working as a photojournalist, Ryan draws the comic strips Pressed and Buni. Raised in Madison, Wisconsin, he worked in Italy and Argentina before ending up in Chicago where he now lives.

Buni is a dark comedy revolving around a hopelessly optimistic loser bunny named Buni. The girl he loves doesn't love him back. His boss doesn't respect him. And he usually fails at whatever he tries. However, he remains unfazed and excited about life with his endearing snaggle-toothed grin.

Buni was selected as one of 10 finalists in the Comic Strip Superstar contest hosted by Amazon.com.

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Roopa Modha is the creator of Erratic Beat Comics which feature 3 times a week. Mondays is Nerd's Eye View (gag-a-day, one-liner, science) which Roopa draws completely in MS Paint which originated in 2005. Wednesdays is Erratic beat (gag-a-day, random, political, pop culture, entertainment) also drawn in MS Paint and Fridays is Salt and Pepper series. This one is drawn in MS Paint with the gradient background added in Photoshop. Roopa says she uses as simplistic a set up as possible which is MS Paint and a PC mouse.

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Wombania is a 3D computer-generated comic strip about a young bachelor whose life is turned upside down when he inherits a family of Wombies (genetically-engineered wombats) from his crazy, mad scientist uncle. The Wombies include Binky, a budding rocket scientist who longs to reach the moon, Twink, the artistic den-mother of the gang, Fraz, the impish young rebel, and Winky, the lovable, if a little wacky, worrier of the group. A B&W version of the comic is syndicated to weekly newspapers.

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Bryan spends his time slaying dragons in the pine barrens of New Jersey, and studying screenwriting at SUNY Purchase in New York. He hopes someday to have a successful career in dragon slaying. Newt Jersey is like New Jersey, only much less ridiculous. And in black and white. If you would like Newt Jersey to perform at your next birthday or corporate retreat, check out Newt Jersey comics.