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[Preview] Come & Knock on Our Door: A Tribute to John Ritter ~ October 17th at Meltdown Comics

11:11 AM PDT on October 15, 2014

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Everyone likes hot group action, right? Hoping to make art shows more fun and maybe a little more like a party, former roller derby girls Jane Dope, Sleazy Bake Oven and Hussy Whipped are stepping out of their roller skates and getting into group art parties built around a central theme. The first in the series is "Come & Knock on Our Door: A Tribute to John Ritter" which opens this Friday at Meltdown Comics. More info: www.facebook.com/eatmoreartout or www.facebook.com/events/1455932761347195.

And now, preview some of the art...

Ken Christiansen


(Ken Christiansen)

Mr. Furley by Scribe


(Scribe)

By Goreilla


(Goreilla)

By Johanna ODonnell


(Johanna O'Donnell)

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