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In the first panel, a fuzzy, staticky view of a living room, overlaid with three silhouettes of a sighthound, running “through” the panel; the dog appears almost to be made out of fire. 

In the second panel, the dog lies down, an aura around its head.

The text reads:
It jumps on the furniture, carefree—
beautiful, skeletal—like a borzoi. 
I’ll have to clean up after you. 
I’ve made my peace with that.

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Explore the many places storytelling can take you as you piece together this jigsaw puzzle! Artwork commissioned by National Public Radio500

Comic artist JaeHoon Choi creates inky work full of dark themes and contrasts

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“On a March day in 1986,” reads a New York Times article from 1997, “a tall, brown-haired man walked into the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam and repeatedly slashed Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue III, a 1967 masterpiece by the American Abstract Expressionist Barnett Newman. “For this, the man,

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Framed by the large rib-like arches, the house is now burning. 

The text reads:
There was a time before all of this. 
There will be a time after, too. 

End.

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First page of an untitled poetry comic by Danielle Taphanel: a small house stands in an arid valley, amidst massive human ribs arching above it. Three small panels display hands, dishes, and a window in a more simplified style. 

The text reads:
I respect your decision to make your home inside me.
I just think it would be nice if you could at least do the dishes every once in a while.

This luminous, defining picture book biography illustrated by Caldecott Honoree Christian Robinson, tells the remarkable and inspiring story of acclaimed singer Nina Simone and her bold, defiant, and exultant legacy.Nina Simone was a musical child. She sang before she talked and learned to play piano at a very young age. With the support of her family and community, she received music lessons that introduced her to classical composers like Bach who remained with her and influenced her music throughout her life. She loved the way his music began softly and then tumbled to thunder, like her mother's preaching, and in much the same way as her career.

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Smoke billows from the house’s chimney; around the image of the house is the simplified form of a human body. Around that is a black-and-white frame patterned like nerve cells. 

The text reads:
I feel you under my skin like a spider.
The thought of you runs wild in me.
It has no regard for spatiality.
It doesn't mind any heights.