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The very first Robot Camp anthology Campfire #1: Journeys is debuting this weekend at the Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo at University Hall, Lesley University, in Porter Square, Cambridge, MA! The anthology includes a piece from each of the members of Robot Camp, spanning journeys of all kinds: growing up, adventuring, dreaming, compromising, learning, and, of course, going to new places, both inside and out. We’ll be at Table D04! Hope to see you there!
Here it comes, we’re finally putting Gorgon up online! I’m not even going to fix my old weird drawings for you guys. - Olivia
November 2014
We’re going to be posting Good Morning, Gorgon! as a webcomic, starting today. The first few four-page ‘chapters’ are gonna come in chunks, because we’ve got some catching up to do.
It’s weird looking at early Gorgon..
More products really soon! Heck yeah!!
The Robot Camp online store is now live and full of lovely books for your consumption. Check it out!
Robot Camp is a collective and network of artists. The above are just a few of our more recent ventures!
Good Morning Gorgon Volumes I & II by Olivia Li & Ben Doane, colored by Hailey Thurrott
Comixscape by LJ-Baptiste
Salamander by Miles Cook
Enchanted Places Vol. 1 by Michelle Cooney
Skull Clit (nsfw) by Ben Doane
Jeremy Thomas and the Old House and Maybe She’ll Maybe the First Move by Neil Johnson
