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	Judd Winick
		Judd agreed to step in and speak on his behalf until he was well enough to do so again.
		Judd continued to lecture about Pedro, Aids education and prevention and what it's like to live with some one who is living with AIDS for most of 1995.
		As Judd said, "I found daily comic strips to be limiting, not just in length and size formats or language, but creatively.
	www.frumpy.com /judd/index.html (1051 words)

	Judd Winick: Awards
		Judd Winick: Well, I've had more pleasant experiences than the reunion, and you have to keep in mind that the reunion was three years ago.
		Judd Winick: To begin, both Pam and I (Pam is typing this) [HI GUYS.] are always thrilled and moved to hear that Pedro has helped you come to some major decisions in your life.
		Judd Winick: In the case of this book, it was taking a real hard look at what hurt the most and putting it down on paper.
	www.frumpy.com /judd/washingtonpostchat092000.html (2878 words)

	Judd Winick
		Taken aback, Winick gave what he thought was a enthusiastic, politically correct answer, but inwardly had his reservations, and having never met anyone HIV-positive, pondered his own discomfort, in light of his supposed liberal leanings.
		Succumbing to stereotypes, Winick thought that castmate David ÄúPuckÄù Rainey was the one with HIV, since he had scabs on his body that Winick thought mightÄôve been Kaposi's sarcoma legions, which are often associated with AIDS sufferers, but these were simply the results of numerous accidents that Puck, an avid bicycler, suffered.
		Winick describes him as ÄúobnoxiousÄù and ÄúhomophobicÄù, and Zamora, realizing that the stress of his confrontations with Puck was contributing to his deteriorating health, threatened to move out.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Judd_Winick.php (2497 words)

	Judd Winick -- This Ain't No Charlie Brown!
		Winick wrote, “I know you must feel like I've let you down and I acknowledge the fact that I have.” At which point I went, “Awwwww...” and did something I’ve never done before in my life: I wrote a fan letter.
		Judd Winick, it turns out, started out with a comic strip called “Nuts and Bolts”, and he hoped to follow in the footsteps of Garry Trudeau and Berkeley Breathed.
		Winick’s biggest strengths lie in the simplicity and honesty of the story, and the unsparing depth of his perception.
	www.zeppscommentaries.com /Sociology/judd_winick.htm (1727 words)

	Judd Winick - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Succumbing to stereotypes, Winick thought that castmate David “Puck” Rainey was the one with HIV, since he had scabs on his body that Winick thought may have been Kaposi's sarcoma lesions, which are often associated with AIDS sufferers, but these were simply the results of numerous accidents that Puck, an avid bicycler, suffered.
		Winick was also responsible for bringing Jason Todd, the second character known as Batman’s sidekick Robin, back from the dead, and making him the new Red Hood, the second such Batman villain by that name.
		Winick created an animated TV show named The Life and Times of Juniper Lee in 2005, which is currently in its third season on the Cartoon Network.
	en.wikipedia.org.cob-web.org:8888 /wiki/Judd_Winick (2511 words)

	Comic creator: Judd Winick
		Judd Winick started his comic career at the age of sixteen, when his strip 'Nuts and Bolts' ran weekly in a local newspaper.
		After the tour, Judd submitted one of his comic characters, Frumpy the Clown, for syndication again and this time he was contracted.
		At the same time, Judd Winick started working on a graphic novel about his friend Pedro, 'Pedro and Me', which was eventually published in 2000.
	www.lambiek.net /artists/w/winick_judd.htm (250 words)

	Titans Tower: Judd Winick Outsiders CBR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Winick says that the series is anything but that and if fans give the book a chance, they'll see that the reason for the Outsiders' existence is far different from that of most superhero teams.
		While Winick may have won acclaim for his more mainstream work like "Pedro and Me" or off beat humor work like "Barry Ween," he doesn't see superhero comics as a lesser form of writing: he sees them as an equally viable genre for artistic expression.
		Winick says that he chose the characters for the simplest of reasons- putting them in the same room is going to result in some great stories.
	www.titanstower.com /source/libttout/winickoutcbr.html (1114 words)

	FANBOY PLANET.com .: mc-juddwinick1 :.
		The surprise was that Judd was talking about a new animated series from Cartoon Network that he had created.
		Judd Winick: I think there's too many trademark and rights issues going on for that to ever happen.
		In Part Two, Judd discusses his work on Batman, a little bit (tease, tease) about Crisis and how putting that all together prepared him to create his own show.
	www.fanboyplanet.com /interviews/mc-juddwinick1.php (1537 words)

	Titans Tower: Judd Winick Outsiders & Graduation Day (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		JUDD WINICK: It's a three issue mini series written by me and drawn by GEN 13 artist Ale' Garza.
		WINICK: I signed on because it's a launching point for the new Teen Titans (scripted by Geoff Johns and drawn by Mike McKone) and the OUTSIDERS, scripted by me and drawn by Tom Raney.
		WINICK: GRADUATION DAY is the death knell for both teams and the catalyst for the new ones.
	www.titanstower.com /source/libttout/winickgradpulse.html (697 words)

	Judd Winick - Free net encyclopedia
		Winick began cartooning professionally at 16 when his single-panel strip, Nuts and Bolts, was picked up by Anton Publications, a newspaper publisher that produced town papers in the Tri-state area.
		Winick graduated from high school in 1988 and entered the University of Michigan, Ann ArborвЂ™s School of Art.
		In August 1993, Winick saw an advertisement on MTV for the next season of that networkвЂ™s reality tv show, The Real World, which would take place in San Francisco, and decided to apply, hoping for fame and a career boost.
	www.netipedia.com /index.php/Judd_Winick (916 words)

	Petition to Boycott Local Mexican Restaurants Until Judd Winick Is Removed As Writer of Green Arrow. Petition
		Judd Winick has been the author of said comic book, consistent in the manner of the readers staging an organized boycott.
		Whereas it is the opinion of the undersigned, that Judd Winick has not done justice to the character of Green Arrow, a nom de plume adopted by the fictional character Oliver Queen.
		Winick is removed from his position as author of the Green Arrow comic book by the editorial staff of DC Comics or until such time as Mr.
	www.petitiononline.com /rjwfgarn/petition.html (416 words)

	Judd Winick Biography \| Authors and Artists for Young Adults
		It was then that he met not only his future partner, Pam Ling, but also temporary housemate Pedro Zamora, a young man from Florida whose eventual death from AIDS would bring the tragic effects of that disease home to millions of young television viewers.
		Zamora, an AIDS activist, inspired Winick, a promising young cartoonist, to hit the lecture circuit for over a year after the filming of The Real World to speak with young people about AIDS-related issues.
		Additionally, Winick is also a popular cartoonist, author, and illustrator of, among other things, the comic strip "Frumpy the Clown," which follows the trail of a chain-smoking, cynical clown who decides to move in wi.....
	www.bookrags.com /biography/judd-winick-aya (209 words)

	COMICON.com: SDCC '06: JUDD WINICK & JUNIPER LEE
		Winick related that he wanted to do a show about "kids acting like grown ups." Another reference Winick made was to his desire to do a show with an angry talking dog with an Irish accent.
		Winick praised the creative team behind 'Juniper,' noting the extremely hard work put in by animators overseas as well as the "very, very hard" work of all the creative crew involved.
		Winick discussed another episode of the upcoming season, titled "Out of the Past." Juniper Lee is a protector of humanity, and in this episode there is a character, who, like Juniper, was also a protector, hundreds of years back, who went bad.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=36;t=005375;p=0 (490 words)

	Amazon.com: Pedro and Me: Books: Judd Winick (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Judd takes us behind the scenes of life in the Real World house, and imparts to us what he learned about friendship and striving to be a mensch in one's life.
		Judd's book graphically conveys how Pedro, a popular student, faced his school and announced that he was living with the virus.
		Judd Winick's "Pedro and Me" does what the most highly regarded graphic novels do-it captures a particular moment in time and depicts the human condition like the best in literature and film do, much like art spiegelman's acclaimed "Maus," another highly regarded story told in sequential art.
	www.amazon.com /Pedro-Me-Judd-Winick/dp/0805064036 (2215 words)

	Episode 3: A Chat with Judd Winick
		Judd Winick was one of the housemates in MTV's The Real World - San Francisco, where he became close friends with fellow housemate and AIDS activist Pedro Zamora.
		Judd's talents and passions got the attention of comic book publishers, and is now one of the hottest writers in the field.
		Originally Judd (whom I had met a few years earlier) had agreed to sit down for a half-hour show, but the conversation was going well, a lot of topics had to be covered, and clock watching isn't my strong point, so I had my first full hour show.
	giantsizecomicbookshow.com /episode3.html (394 words)

	Judd Winick Signs With DC (10-17-02) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Judd Winick, current writer of Green Lantern and a Pulitzer Prize nominee for the graphic novel Pedro and Me, has signed an exclusive one-year agreement with DC Comics.
		Winick's run on Green Lantern, which began with issue #129, has won critical acclaim not just from reviewers and national media but the 2002 GLAAD Media Award for his sensitive portrayal of homosexual characters.
		After Pedro's death, Winick wrote about their experiences and continued to promote AIDS awareness and tolerance.
	www.comicsutra.com /cs/news/2002oct/judd_winick_signs_with_dc.htm (162 words)

	Amazon.fr : Pedro and Me: Livres en anglais: Judd Winick (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Judd Winick, a struggling cartoonist, had also been chosen for that season of The Real World, and became Pedro's roommate and close friend.
		The result is never mawkish: Winick speaks of his friend not with otherworldly awe, but with palpable love and warmth and profound admiration.
		Winick imbues deceptively simple fl-and-white comic-strip art with a full spectrum of emotion, and his approach is particularly adept at conveying Zamora's mind-set; for instance, a series of partial views of Zamora driving, just after he's received the news that he's HIV positive, communicates Zamora's anxiety and confusion.
	www.amazon.fr /Pedro-Me-Judd-Winick/dp/061331574X (751 words)

	Geek in the City :: Flogging a Dead Pedro: Judd Winick - Repost
		Winick, an aspiring cartoonist and writer, worked closely with Pedro and began drafting an autobiographical graphic novel about he and Pedro’s travels across the country.
		Winick is to be commended for Pedro and Me, his hard work in the book allowed for Pedro’s message to continue long beyond his years.
		Maybe it’s not fair for me to blame Winick for this, however; every time his name was mentioned in a comic or graphic novel the memory of Pedro was dragged out for all to see.
	www.geekinthecity.com /comics/flogging_a_dead.php (1154 words)

	CABLE POSITIVE PARTNERS WITH JUDD WINICK OF MTV's THE REAL WORLD FOR WORLD AIDS DAY 2000 YOUTH HIV PREVENTION EFFORTS
		Winick will be featured in a public service announcement that will be telecast to more than 70 million cable households on World AIDS Day and throughout the month of December to communicate the messages of HIV/AIDS prevention and awareness to 13 to 25 year old cable viewers across America.
		It is set in a classroom with Winick portraying a teacher addressing a class about the effect the virus takes on the human immune system.
		Winick joins a list of AIDS activists, Cable Positive supporters and PSA spokespersons that includes Academy Award-winner Billy Bob Thornton, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Maya Angelou, Grammy Award-winning music artist Queen Latifah, Julian Bond, president of the NAACP, and Steve Kmetko of E! Entertainment Television.
	www.cablepositive.org /news/news-09-20.html (535 words)

	: RevolutionSF - An Interview with Judd Winick : Interview
		JUDD: I'm guessing most people around our age had pudding, before the parents got smart and stopped dropping pudding in the lunch pails when we were kids.
		JUDD: A few years ago, when I was picking up the book, Bob Schreck offered me the job, he and Ron Marz were already kicking around introducing a gay teenager into the comic.
		JUDD: But there's actually three distinct projects that are lined up.
	www.revolutionsf.com /article.html?id=1468 (781 words)

	Judd Winick: Ring Slinging And Other Projects
		Judd Winick agreed to do a tag team interview with the SBC staff, and, as usual, the creator certainly came off the best in the fracas.
		I know there are a heap of Winick fans amongst our regular visitors, but for the poor folks who have been living in a cave (a cave with internet access, though!) can you tell us a little bit about yourself and how you got into the comics medium?
		Judd Winick: I'm known in many sectors as "that schmuck cartoonist from REAL WORLD, San Francisco", but I'm hoping to wear different hats.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /features/96162819420596.htm (1267 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News: What is "DC Countdown?" Writer Judd Winick Discusses The Book
		The 80-page one-shot is written by Geoff Johns, Greg Rucka and Judd Winick, with art by Ed Benes, Rags Morales, Phil Jimenez, Ivan Reis and Jesus Saiz, a cover by Jim Lee & Alex Ross and edited by Dan DiDio.
		CBR News did speak with writer Judd Winick Friday afternoon and while he couldn't discuss story specifics, he was able to provide some background detail and perspective regarding "DC Countdown." It all began with an idea Dan Didio came to the three writers with over a year ago.
		Winick said that the writers crafted the overall story together, then broke off and wrote their individual chapters.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=4538 (1120 words)

	JUDD WINICK ON BRINGING THE LUSTER BACK TO THE MARVELS - NEWSARAMA
		This week, The Trials of Shazam by Judd Winick and Howard Porter began — 12 issues to establish Captain Marvel and the Marvel family in the revised DCU.
		We spoke with Winick a few weeks ago about his take on the series, and now, we caught back up with him for a look at the first issue
		Say what you want about Judd's writing and what not, but this description of Howard Porter's new art style is just kickass awesome.
	forum.newsarama.com /showthread.php?t=82534 (4257 words)

	Interview of Judd Winick Re: Trials of Shazam! (Issue #2 Spoilers) - Page 4 - The Comic Bloc Forums
		Judd just happened to not recall all of the names off the top of his head while he was trying to make a point..it happens.
		I agree Judd has a direction for the book but it's not a direction for Captain Marvel.
		This is just my opinion but i think he is just making the concept of the character stronger and eliminating what he deems as silly elements that prevent the character from progressing and taking an active role in the DCU.
	www.comicbloc.com /forums/showthread.php?p=772227 (2074 words)

	Judd Winick Summary
		It was then that he met not only his future partner, Pam Ling, but also temporary housemate Pedro Zamora, a...
		Judd Winick (born February 12, 1970 on Long Island, New York) is a American comic book and comic strip writer/ artist famous for his stint on MTV 's The Real World: San Francisco, as well for his work on such comic books as Green Lantern, Green Arrow, an...
		Judd Winick: Judd Winick at Midtown Comics East in New York City, June 24, 2004.
	www.bookrags.com /Judd_Winick (149 words)

	Interview of Judd Winick Re: Trials of Shazam! (Issue #2 Spoilers) - The Comic Bloc Forums
		Judd is taking one of the simplest concepts in comics and he is purposely loading a ton of freight on top of it, contradicting multiple previous storylines and ideas, creating a disparity between pre-existing characters, and complicating Captain Marvel and his family past the point of recognition and comprehension for entry level readers.
		Judd has my attention with the new direction.
		You know, I'm betting, just my thoughts here, that Judd simply sidelined Mary for a while so that there's no question as to who is going after the mantle of Captain Marvel.
	www.comicbloc.com /forums/showthread.php?t=35683 (971 words)

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