Drawing the Line: A personal look at the story of Irish Animation Martin McDonagh as Hernandez finds new space

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Drawing the Line: A personal look at the story of Irish Animation Martin McDonagh as Hernandez finds new space*This is NOT a comic! But its great to dig into some Irish animation history. By Steve Woods. Self Published. Softcover, 194 pages, Prose w B&W and Colour images, 2024. Drawing the Line explores the phenomenal rise of the Irish animation industry, charting it's journey from James Horgan's bouncing Clock Tower in 1919 to the creative talent behind the magic of Irish animation today.