Media trifecta!
District Comics got a lot of digital ink these last two days! First, a little write up from the Washington City Paper:
The graphic anthology is unconventional, definitely, but above all, it’s ambitious.
Followed by a piece from Scripps Howard:When “The Brewmaster’s Castle” was well received by the Heurich House Museum, Dembicki said he realized there are a lot of other D.C. stories that need to be told.
And ending the day with a Q&A in the Huffington Post:Want to know more about Civil War soldiers who drank alcohol from containers storing body parts? Of course you do. Which is one of the reasons you'll want to check out local artist Matt Dembicki's new anthology "District Comics: An Unconventional History of Washington, D.C."
The graphic anthology is unconventional, definitely, but above all, it’s ambitious.
Followed by a piece from Scripps Howard:When “The Brewmaster’s Castle” was well received by the Heurich House Museum, Dembicki said he realized there are a lot of other D.C. stories that need to be told.
And ending the day with a Q&A in the Huffington Post:Want to know more about Civil War soldiers who drank alcohol from containers storing body parts? Of course you do. Which is one of the reasons you'll want to check out local artist Matt Dembicki's new anthology "District Comics: An Unconventional History of Washington, D.C."
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