tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1891212545368834392011-12-11T15:00:22.260-06:00The blog of artist Corey Sauer is a space devoted to his comics and art, as well as posts about different topics and issues he has a passion for. Issues include: Adoption, Child Welfare, and Canine Rescue Adoption, as well as several others.Dutchnoreply@blogger.comBlogger151100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-189121254536883439.post-53183357962976107742010-11-10T00:16:00.001-06:002010-11-10T00:17:37.937-06:00

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14 years for father who abused infant son. Heck was convicted of injuring his 6-week-old son, Jordan, who had fractures to his legs, arms and ribs. 

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A 23 year old Florida man nearly beat his 2 year old son to death. The boy is not expected to survive. Miami-Dade police said the incident occurred Monday night when Dejesus was watching the child while his mother was at work. Dejesus told police that he put on boxing gloves and struck the child about 15 times on his face, head, torso and shoulders over a period of 15 minutes, punching him

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A 36 year old Minnesota man admitted to intentionally drowning his six month old son. After talking to his wife on the phone, the father said, he took Rowan to the basement, filled one side of the laundry tub partway with cold water and "intentionally submerged" Rowan and "held him down while he struggled," the complaint read. "Once [the boy] stopped struggling, the defendant left him in the

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A "fist is not a parenting tool" is an obvious message to be sure, but some folks just do not get it, so I thought I would make it easy for everyone to understand.  Advocating for the victims of child abuse can also serve the dual purpose of advocating for better parenting education, parental support, and marriage counseling. Feel free to share this blog posting with your friends, family,

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From the Minneapolis Star Tribune: Man Found Guilty of Beating and Burning Boy"Hurley beat the boy with his fists and an extension cord at the apartment in the 2200 block of Elliot Avenue S. The boy's mother, Debra Chatman, told police that she also punished the boy by striking him with a belt, then Hurley burned him with an iron."---- Another case of parent(s)/guardian(s) who have no real

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From the Minneapolis Star Tribune: 6 Year Old Whipped 100 Times Here is an excerpt from the article: Asked to gauge the severity of the assault, Reinhardt, who oversees child abuse investigations, said: "Short of a child dying, or a skull fracture, this is egregious. This goes beyond discipline to uncontrollable violence against a child." ---- Real life stories like this are all too common,

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A short preview of Triple Play #2, originally published in print form in 2008. Triple Play is a baseball-themed collection of sketches, poetry and cartoons. Click on the cover for a FULLSCREEN view. -Corey

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It's been a couple of years (!!!) since I have posted ANYTHING, so to get back into the swing of things, here is a short preview of "A Tale of Lucy" #1, a 16 page black and white comic which I wrote, illustrated and self-published in September 2009. Click on the cover for a FULLSCREEN view of the preview. Enjoy! -Corey

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Here are the very rough pencil layouts for the eight page story I am illustrating for "The Diarrhea Diaries."A lot of work remains to be done to make it ready for transfer to bristol paper and after that it will be ready for inking and lettering.To view larger images, please click on the thumbnails below:

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My first project that will come out of the new studio, is creating the art for an 8 page story in the forthcoming second issue of The Diarrhea Diaries, created and written by Phil Miarmi.At this point I have only done some rough thumbnails to lay out the sequence of the story and a couple of character sketches, one of which is of Phil himself, who is at the center of the stories that appear in

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When I was still living in New Jersey, I shared a rented studio space with four fellow artists, Mark McMurray, Ronnie Casson, Brian Bilter and the late Mark Griffin. We five were Joe Kubert School alums who also happened to work together for a brief time at the flag company Annin in Roseland, N.J.We had dubbed our space, Clark Studios, after a band that Mark Griffin was in at the time called

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The first two photos are of my old home studio as I began to pack things up last week for the move. My massive drawing table had already been dismantled at this point and put out by the front door. The "studio" as it is here, actually occupied my master bedroom. It will be nice to have the space back, I need it! Plus there are only two windows in the bedroom, one of which is covered by the cool

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A photo of me working on a cartoon for JobDig at myhome-based studio, circa 2005.Which Way Studios is on the move for the first time in nine years. Originally based in my apartment in Hackettstown, New Jersey starting in 1995, I packed it up at the end of 1999 and moved it back home to Roseville, Minnesota where the Studio has been in my home now for nearly a decade.In early 2006, my regular

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