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Joey Manley
Joey Manley (1965–2013) was an online publisher, known as the founder of the webcomics site Modern Tales, as well as numerous other web-specific entertainment properties (including the subscription webcomics sites Serializer, Girlamatic, and Graphic Smash, and the webcomics hosting service Webcomics Nation).
Starting in 2001, Manley hosted TalkAboutComics, which began as a podcast in which Manley interviewed webcomics artists; it later became a webcomics forum and blog. Manley co-hosted the "Diva Lea Show" podcast with Lea Hernandez starting in 2003.
He worked on the Webby-winning FreeSpeech.org, which he helped start in 1995. He was the author of one novel, ''The Death of Donna-May Dean'', published by St. Martin's Press in 1991. At the time of his death he was serializing a new novel online called ''(Snake-Boy Loves Sky Prince )''.
== Death ==
Manley died of pneumonia at age 48; survived by his long-time companion Joe Botts.〔Melrose, Kevin. ("Modern Tales founder Joey Manley passes away," ) ''Comic Book Resources: Robot 6'' (Nov. 8, 2013).〕
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