Star interview Lat, Philippe Dupuy and King Ban Hui at the Concert of Drawings series of events held by the National Art Gallery during the 11th French-Language Week. The artists were at the event to take part in a live drawing exhibition. April 11, 2006: Editorial cartoonist and United States National Guard platoon sergeant Vaughn Larson' discusses his recent call-up to Iraq. April 12, 2006: Adventure Gamers review the computer game based upon the Bone comic book series by Jeff Smith. Seattle Weekly review Fantagraphics' recent reissue of Milt Gross' He Done Her Wrong. April 13, 2006: Entertainment Weekly review Gary Spencer Millidge's Strangehaven. Stan Sakai details his time as a guest at Spain's XI Salon del Comic de Granada for the Honolulu Star. April 14, 2006: Mike Luckovich is announced the winner of the Sigma Delta Chi Award for 2005. The award is presented by the Society of Professional Journalists. Tom Spurgeon reports that Paul Gravett's Manga: Sixty Years of Japanese Comics has been removed from shelves in libraries across San Bernardino county. Bart Beatty compares and contrasts the United States SPX and the Swiss Fumetto conventions in his Eurocomics column for The Comics Reporter. April 17, 2006: The Comics Reporter reports that Mike Luckovich is the winner of the 2006 Pulitzer Prize in editorial cartooning. ICv2.com report on comic book and graphic novel sales figures for March. Student editorial cartoonist William C Warren wins the AAEC/John Locher Award. April 18, 2006: Chris Ware announces he is moving his Acme Novelty Library series to publisher Drawn & Quarterly. The series had previously been published by Fantagraphics, although Ware published issue 16 himself, with Fantagraphics distributing the issue. Swiss Info profile cartoonist Mike van Audenhove. The Wall Street Journal discusses product placement as it occurs within comics. April 20, 2006: John Backderf's The City wins in the Cartoon category of the 38th Annual Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Awards. April 21, 2006: Anti-Semitic cartoon contest organised by Amitai Sandy. The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review preview the forthcoming Pittsburgh Comicon. Nashville's The City Paper profile cartoonist Dean Trippe. Angel Boligan, editorial cartoonist for Mexico City's El Universal newspaper, wins the World Press Cartooning Prize. Virgin Comics announce their opening line up of books. April 23, 2006: The Morning Sentinel celebrate Doonesbury reaching 35 years of publication. Scott Collura interviews Terry Zwigoff about his Crumb documentary for Now Playing. Time profile Neil Gaiman. The Bradenton