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Written by SDMDecember 24, 2014January 18, 2015

Andy Warner: What the Flag Says

Andy Warner is a San Francisco-based comic artist and journalist. Last October he published a very nice introduction to vexillology in the re:form collection on medium.com, entitled What the Flag Says.

Image from Andy Warner’s comic on medium.com, “What the Flag Says”.

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