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Jul3ia Richard (the "3" is silent) is a young, up-and-coming cartoonist climbing her way towards national syndication. Born and raised on Cape Cod and a graduate of D-Y High School, she is now working at C3TV (Channel 17) in Yarmouth. Her comic strip, Myrbie & Dax, deals with the bizarre and sometimes existential occurrences in the lives of two loveable and crazy teens.
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