"The Mighty Thor" by Greg Horn
Interview: Artist Babs Tarr talks about the newest incarnation of Batgirl, which she will be illustrating for DC Comics. This is her first comic, although she has been doing illustration for years: “For so many years, I’ve been drawing for other people and it was great. It paid the bills, and I learned a lot about collaborating … but I was working on art that was not mine. DC saw my work and said ‘Yes, we like that.’ It’s my style…. It’s cool that DC has embraced the funkier side of comics.”
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