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How a prize-winning cartoonist brings hand-drawn comics to the web

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American journalist Danny Fenster collaborated with his cousin, celebrated cartoonist Amy Kurzweil, on an interactive comic for The Verge detailing his six-month imprisonment in Myanmar; this project highlights how hand-drawn comics can effectively convey personal narratives and significant events to a digital audience. Key takeaway for content creators is the potential of merging traditional art forms with web-based interactivity to engage modern audiences deeply with complex stories.

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