In honor of our first annual Comics issue, check out fourteen more original works

For Westword's first ever Comics issue, on stands now, we invited artists across the city to submit comics channeling Denver in some way -- and the results tackled a diverse range of what we love (and laugh about) in our town. Although only eight could fit in the print issue,...

By Westword Staff

June 4, 2013

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For Westword's first ever Comics issue, on stands now, we invited artists across the city to submit comics channeling Denver in some way -- and the results tackled a diverse range of what we love (and laugh about) in our town. Although only eight could fit in the print issue, we saved fourteen others to share with you online. Keep reading for more original Denver comics -- and tell us what you think in the comments section!

Ted Intorcio2

And for a larger version of Ted Intorcio's piece, click here.

Ted Intorcio1

And for a larger version of Ted Intorcio's piece, click here.

Sara Century1

And for a larger version of Sara Century's piece, click here.

rex-silo

And for a larger version of Rex Silo's piece, click here.

Lonnie MF Allen

And for a larger version of Lonnie MF Allen's piece, click here.

John Varvir

And for a larger version of John Varvir's piece, click here.

Jake Fairly

And for a larger version of Jake Fairly's piece, click here.

Continue reading for more Denver comics.

Ethan Wenberg

And for a larger version of Ethan Wenberg's piece, click here.

Eric Benner

And for a larger version of Eric Benner's piece, click here.

Dee Corbitt Comic 01

And for a larger version of Dee Corbitt's piece, click here.

Dan Conner

And for a larger version of Dan Conner's piece, click here.

Alan Vitello

And for a larger version of Alan Vitello's piece, click here.

Alex Graham2

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Alex Graham

And for a larger version of Alex Graham's piece, click here.

For more comics, visit the winners of our first annual Comics issue.

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