Gay comic panel in New York City, October 23

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Gay comic panel

            in New York City, October 23
 Outtraveler Staff
          
          Sep 22, 2006
          
        
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       The Museum of
            Comic and Cartoon Art in New York City will host the panel
            "Out of the Pages: A Look Back at 25 Years of HIV/AIDS in
            Comics"       on Monday, October 23, at 6:30 p.m. The
                panel       promises to revisit HIV themes in comics
                throughout the years and       will include
                cartoonists Allan Neuwirth (Chelsea       Boys)
                and Chris Companik (HIV + Me).       Anyone
                interested in attending may RSVP by calling (212)
                367-1176; space       is limited. (The Advocate)

        
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Gay comic panel
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