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Danica interviewed at Comic Book Resources

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April 30, 2006
Posted by: Mark Siegel
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A terrific interview of Danica is to be found here, and you can bet you’ll be hearing lots more about her before long. And her work as :01‘s designer will start to appear later this year, on the covers of our fall books. Whether her resumé was souped up or not, I think you’ll agree she’s the right person on the job.

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