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Read a Weirdly Hilarious Comic by Simeon Mills

Read a Weirdly Hilarious Comic by Simeon Mills

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COMIC: DOUG’S VIDEOS, BY SIMEON MILLS

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About the Author

Simeon Mills is a cartoonist and writer living in Spokane, Washington. His graphic stories are included or forthcoming in various journals, such as The Florida Review, RiverLit, and The Pinch Journal. His graphic novel, Easy Reader, received a 2012 Artist Trust grant. You can see his work at www.simeonmills.com.

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