Entries from September 2010 ↓
The King review
September 29th, 2010 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? This review is on King! by Thomas Hall and Daniel Bradford. It’s about The King taking care of business, as you would hope and expect. And it’s better than that. The King’s story is that he is an undefeated, former pro wrestler who kills monsters for cash. He is contacted by [...]
Multiplex: Enjoy Your Show review
September 26th, 2010 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? Gordon McAlpin sent me a copy of Mulitplex: Enjoy Your Show to look over. I’ve already done two reviews on the comic, and my opinion remains the same as the last review. That is, I found it entertaining and worth reading. Now, I’m not a big movie goer and I would [...]
Strip News 9-24-10
September 24th, 2010 — Strip News
♦ D.J. Coffman’s 15 proven methods for making money with your comics and illustrations online. It’s worth every penny – I miss D.J.’s old money making blog – I’d get the e-book now because the price is going up soon. Besides the e-book, you can get some coaching and emails on the “awesome list.” ♦ [...]
Tales of a Checkered Man review
September 19th, 2010 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? This review is on Tales of a Checkered Man by Denver Brubaker. If you have read this comic at all, you can tell that Denver loves supers comics. Many of the characters are well done homages to supers archetypes. An ongoing serial, the Checkered Man patrols Exotic City in search of [...]
Strip News 9-13-10
September 13th, 2010 — Strip News
♦ Most importantly, webcomics are about heart. That’s reason enough to create them, isn’t it? Ah, “Make comics like nobody’s watching” is great advice and encouragement. ♦ Division & Rush sets their sights on Oprah this time. Who knew there was so much drama behind the sets? ♦ Congrats to Eben07, which turned three! To [...]
Strip News 9-3-10
September 4th, 2010 — Strip News
♦ Mulitplex is having a book giveaway contest until September 22nd. ♦ Sandman TV? For real? Maybe, maybe not. ♦ The Bean is getting its color. You can reread it like a new read, as it progresses. And The Crown Prince will hit 5 Years but will probably end/permanent hiatus in December. Congrats and we [...]
