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	<title>Comments on: A Month of Good LGBT Comics &#8211; Maria&#8217;s Wedding</title>
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		<title>By: Edward Liu</title>
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		<dc:creator>Edward Liu</dc:creator>
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		<description>This was one of my favorite books from DiFillipis &amp; Weir when it came out, and I&#039;m not surprised to find that it&#039;s got some basis in reality. It felt like the weddings my wife and I were perpetually going to in our late 20&#039;s and early 30&#039;s, where you see the same people you haven&#039;t seen since the last wedding, and you kind of pick up where you left off with them.

I also appreciated the way &quot;Maria&#039;s Wedding&quot; did a trick that&#039;s easily available to comics and that more of them should do somehow, which is the little &quot;Dramatis Personae&quot; gallery at the front of the book. The book has an enormous cast to deal with and a lot of them do look similar, but it&#039;s really easy to keep a finger on that page and flip back to it to identify who&#039;s who if you&#039;re not sure who&#039;s talking in a panel. The fact that you can do this easily is a credit to Jose Garibaldi&#039;s artwork.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This was one of my favorite books from DiFillipis &amp; Weir when it came out, and I&#8217;m not surprised to find that it&#8217;s got some basis in reality. It felt like the weddings my wife and I were perpetually going to in our late 20&#8242;s and early 30&#8242;s, where you see the same people you haven&#8217;t seen since the last wedding, and you kind of pick up where you left off with them.</p>
<p>I also appreciated the way &#8220;Maria&#8217;s Wedding&#8221; did a trick that&#8217;s easily available to comics and that more of them should do somehow, which is the little &#8220;Dramatis Personae&#8221; gallery at the front of the book. The book has an enormous cast to deal with and a lot of them do look similar, but it&#8217;s really easy to keep a finger on that page and flip back to it to identify who&#8217;s who if you&#8217;re not sure who&#8217;s talking in a panel. The fact that you can do this easily is a credit to Jose Garibaldi&#8217;s artwork.</p>
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