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EpiComics

8/25/2014

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The story of Epi Comics starts while talking to some classmates about whether they were going to be going to the comic book convention.  They said they weren’t sure, so we started talking about what they would dress up as if they went.  This was the inspiration of Epi Comics.  An artist was contacted and commissioned for designing the covers.  We expanded the series to some other classmates and they were presented with them as a reminder of their time taking epidemiology and biostatistics classes.  We also tried to put in references to either epidemiology, biostatistics or their thesis.  

http://www.yergens.net/epicomics.html

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