Sunday, July 07, 2013

Graphic Report: Menemsha Bike Ferry

Here is a Graphic Report from the front lines of the Menemsha Ferry on Martha's Vineyard that carries bicycle riders on a three minute trip across a channel in three minutes, saving them 45 minutes of danger and exertion. The print version ran in the Friday, June 5 edition of The Vineyard Gazette.

Click on image to hide the sidebar and read entire report.

9 comments:

Duffs said...

Love it! Great drawing and great comic about real people in a real place. This is what comics are for!! (Though if you drew an epic graphic novel I'd probably read it, Paul.)

Richard Gehr said...

Hi, Paul. I'd like to drop you a line about something but your fletcherhanks.com address bounced back. Could you ping me at rgehr@panix.com ? Thanks!

Richard Gehr

Summer kitchen said...

Hi Paul, Is it possible to purchase a signed copy of the Menemsha Bike Ferry Cartoon. I want to give it to my husband for Christmas. Can you email me at summerkitchenbakeshop at gmail dot com? Thank you so much we love your work!!! ( and its my husbands dream to be the bike ferry captain one day! )

Gerard Jones said...

Hi Paul: I've just discovered that I never responded to a question you
asked me two years ago on my own blog, about copies of the NY Graphic. I'm sorry about
that. Although, actually, I wouldn't have been able to tell you anything helpful. The only Graphics I've seen were the microfilms at the NYPL, and it sounds like you were specifically avoiding microfilm.

Hope things are going well with the Bushmiller book and all else.

Gerard Jones

BLOOM - Parenting Kids With Disabilities said...

Hi Paul -- I just saw your 12-panel cartoon posted on Slate -- It's titled A true story -- is it based on someone you knew? I produce a magazine on parenting children with disabilities and was interested to know more about it. Thanks! Louise
lkinross@hollandbloorview.ca

http://bloom-parentingkidswithdisabilities.blogspot.ca/

Paul Karasik said...

Yup...it's based on a true story...what do you want to know?

Have you seen the comics/prose memoir that I wrote with my sister called, "The Ride Together"? Its about growing up with our older brother who has autism...

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