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Cartoonist Todd Clark draws his nationally syndicated comic strip “Lola” Wednesday, April 30, 2014 at his Boise, Idaho home. In an office with walls crammed full of comic strips from fellow artists, his own work and plenty of Boise State University memorabilia, Clark sketches out Lola, her son Ray, her daughter-in-law Amy, grandson Sammy, boyfriend Harry, best friend Etta and the rest of the characters he developed with former cartooning partner Steve Dickenson. Clark said many cartoonists work on a tablet, but he still takes pen to paper at his drawing board for his daily and Sunday strips. (AP Photo/Idaho Press-Tribune, Greg Kreller)
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Cartoonist Todd Clark draws his nationally syndicated comic strip “Lola” Wednesday, April 30, 2014 at his Boise, Idaho home. In an office with walls crammed full of comic strips from fellow artists, his own work and plenty of Boise State University memorabilia, Clark sketches out Lola, her son Ray, her daughter-in-law Amy, grandson Sammy, boyfriend Harry, best friend Etta and the rest of the characters he developed with former cartooning partner Steve Dickenson. Clark said many cartoonists work on a tablet, but he still takes pen to paper at his drawing board for his daily and Sunday strips. (AP Photo/Idaho Press-Tribune, Greg Kreller)
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Cartoonist Todd Clark is photographed with a knitted version of his nationally syndicated comic strip character “Lola” and his upcoming book “The Ice Cream Kid” Wednesday, April 30, 2014 at his Boise, Idaho home. In an office with walls crammed full of comic strips from fellow artists, his own work and plenty of Boise State University memorabilia, Clark sketches out Lola, her son Ray, her daughter-in-law Amy, grandson Sammy, boyfriend Harry, best friend Etta and the rest of the characters he developed with former cartooning partner Steve Dickenson. Clark said many cartoonists work on a tablet, but he still takes pen to paper at his drawing board for his daily and Sunday strips. (AP Photo/Idaho Press-Tribune, Greg Kreller)
