Manga Marathon

Can you create a comic in 24 hours? That's the question the comic-book world asks every October when it challenges cartoonists to come up with 24 pages in 24 hours, complete with story, art and lettering. Last year, several local comic-book artists took the “dare” — as 24HourComics.com calls it — and the results of that mad burst of creativity is now gathered into a book, 24 Hour Comic People Anthology, published by Denver's own local comics collective, Squid Works. Tonight at 6 p.m. at Miss Prothero's Books, 112 Santa Fe Drive, contributing artists will read from their works.

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Stan Yan from Squid Works is proud of what the local scribblers were able to accomplish. "Seems like every year, they elevate their game," Yan notes. "This year, there's a lot of top-notch stuff — better, even, than some national stuff created in longer time periods."

For more information, go to www.squidworks.com or call 303-572-2260.
Fri., Feb. 1, 6 p.m., 2008