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News and Headlines Lots in the works, including: Jury Rigged Comics Blog - A new resource for following what is happening with JRC. Jury Rigged Comics #3: Adaptations - Featuring art by David Beyer, Brent Bowman, and Tim McClurg. PANEL: Work - The eleventh volume of the popular anthology. "Pyramid Scheme" by Sean McGurr and Brent Bowman is included. SPACE - March 1st and 2nd, 2008 Gem City Comic Convention, April 6, 2008	Jury Rigged Comics #3: Adaptations Check out the Jury Rigged Comics #3: Adaptations page for more information about the stories included in the book.
In the Works Lots in the works, including: PANEL 12 - The twelfth volume of the popular anthology from the Columbus collective of comic creators. Here Nor There - Stories by Sean McGurr illustrated by Tim McClurg. Jury Rigged Comics #4 Go Temps - New ongoing series Mini Ring King 2 - More wrestling and boxing stories. Untitled Baseball Project - With Tim McClurg	A new Web comic illustrated by Steve Black.
Class of 2006 Volume 4 Class of 2006 Vol. 4, a collection of quotes from high school student essays with hilarious headlines debuted at SPACE in April, 2007. This volume features art by Steve Black, Andy Bennett, David Beyer Jr., and Tim McClurg. The previous three volumes are still available. See details in the shop.	PANEL 9 from Outer Space The ninth volume of the anthology series from the comic collective known as PANEL premiered at the SPACE 2007. PANEL: Travel features stories and art by Tim Fischer, Tony Goins, Craig Bogart, Dara Naraghi, Andy Bennett, Tom Williams. Sean McGurr scripted "Octopeye" by Steve Black and collaborated with Tim McClurg on "1957 in Review" and 2057 in Review." Check out the 3D cover!
Conventions We had a great time at Gem City Comic Con and SPACE in April 2007. Thanks to all of you who stopped by the table and checked out the books. If you missed any of our books or want to complete your collection, check out the shop.	PANEL: Travel The eighth volume of the anthology series from the comic collective known as PANEL premiered at the 2006 Mid-Ohio Con. PANEL: Travel features stories and art by Tony Goins, Craig Bogart, Matt Kish, Dara Naraghi, Andy Bennett, Dan Barlow and Tom Williams. Sean McGurr scripted "Transcendence" by Steve Black and collaborated with Tim McClurg on "Good Humor."
SNAP! Thanks to everyone who came out to SNAP! in Fairborn, Michigan November 2, 2006. Jury Rigged Comics was proud to debut Class of 2006, Volume 3. See you there next year.	Mini Ring King Featuring the artwork of Steve Black and Tim McClurg, Mini Ring King is a collection of wrestling and boxing related stories and pinups. Highlights include "Vowel Boxing," a full-color story by Black; "Specter," a collaboration between Black and Sean McGurr; "The Wrestler of Wyagroth," a Lovecraftian story by Black and McGurr; and pinups of your favorite wrestlers by Black and McClurg. Check out the beautiful covers, design, and packaging by Black.
COMFEST! Comfest was a big success as Jury Rigged Comics helped out at the Ferret Press booth, June 23-25 in Columbus, Ohio. Thanks to all who stopped by and picked up copies of our books. No thanks are given to those of you who looked at our books, laughed many times, exclaimed how great you thought they were, and left without making a purchase. Shame on you.	Class of 2006 Volume 3 Class of 2006, a collection of quotes from high school student essays with hilarious headlines debuted at SNAP! on November 2, 2006. This volume features art by Steve Black, Andy Bennett, Tony Goins, Tom Williams, Tim McClurg, and Matt Kish. Volume One and Two are still available. See details in the shop.
Spudd 64 Sean and Tim McClurg collaborated on "Ark," a short story for the fourth issue Matt Kish's fantastic Spudd 64 series. Check out his site for more information.	PANEL: Luck The seventh volume of the anthology series from the comic collective known as PANEL also premiered at SPACE. PANEL: Luck features stories by Dara Naraghi, Tony Goins, Tom Williams, Andy Bennett, Craig Bogart, Matt Kish, and Dan Barlow. Sean McGurr and Tim McClurg collaborated on "Luck Pusher."
Graphic Novel Reviews Every Tuesday and Thursday, new reviews are posted on the Graphic Novel Journal, a blog covering graphic novels, trade paperbacks, and comic book collections. Over 400 reviews since December 2002.	Jury Rigged Comics #2 Debuting at SNAP! in October of 2005, Jury Rigged Comics #2 features two historical stories: "Wan Hu, the First Astronaut" illustrated by Adam Walmsley and "Bridge War" illustrated by David Beyer, Jr. Once again, Tim McClurg provides a full-color cover.
McGurr.com Sean isn't just about comics. McGurr.com is his original home on the World Wide Web featuring blogs, pictures, essays, and a whole host of interesting stuff. Check it out!	PANEL: Music The sixth volume of the praised anthology series from the Columbus, Ohio writers and artists collaborative known as PANEL, PANEL: Music features 36 black & white pages inside a package designed to resemble an old 45 rpm record. Sean McGurr's story, illustrated by Tim McClurg, is "Man in the Mirror."
Friends of JRC Ferret Press is the publisher of the PANEL anthology and a number of other great books including AKA and Big City Blues. The Ferret Press/PANEL Weblog is your one-stop source for news, commentary, and insight about comics and non-comics related items from the members of PANEL.	PANEL: Home Panel: Home, the fourth anthology from the Columbus collective, debuted at Mid-Ohio Con in November of 2004. Sean McGurr, collaborating with Dan Barlow, contributed "Xiang/Home". Other contributors include: Andy Bennett, Craig Bogart, Matt Kish, Tim McClurg, and Tom Williams.
Congratulations Wow! You read all the way to the bottom of the page. Now go buy some of our comics.	Jury Rigged Comics #1 Sean's first comic work debuted at SPACE in 2004. Jury Rigged Comics #1 features three comic stories illustrated by Leon Briones, Craig DeBoard, Rich Molinelli, and Joe Manzelli, a text piece by Sean, and now a full-color cover by Tim McClurg.