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Congratulations to all the Harvey Awards winners and nominees and to Asterix’s 50th year milestone. Now, with that out of the way… Lonely Panel critiqued Sunset Grill, I AM LEGEND reviewed Stick’Em Up Comics and Pigs of the Industry reviewed Old Cthulu’s On The Rise and ShockPop Terror!. Webcomic Overlook reviewed the dewey-eyed Annyseed and [...]

I’m in a little bit of a pickle, folks. My laptop crashed hard with all my current projects, music and posts-in-progress. I have one hail-mary option left to try before I write it all off as lost, so we’ll see how that turns out. I’m going to take a week off from posting and work [...]

So the sheer amount of comic news that I point you to could grow to be overwhelming as I continue to add more resources to my lists. I could easily create more than three screens of links and other points of interest every week. Truth is, though, that it must be difficult to scan read [...]

So I was working on a couple of other websites (one of my other jobs) and I needed a tricky solution to a coding problem. I’ve managed to approach the problem in several ways but none of them have worked consistently. Hence the need to resort to trickery and skullduggery to get the job done. [...]

This week was one thing after another and I’d rather not just throw a review together just so I could say I have kept the update schedule. However, I do have a few unused Balloon Tales links to offer in its place… I knew my sound effects were lacking something but I didn’t know what [...]

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Hopefully I’ll get the Frog Pond layouts finished tomorrow. And the leaves taken care of.

Worked late. No work on the comic tonite. Sleeeeeep.

Every week I wonder if I’ll only have two or three things worth taking note of. Every week I am surprised. Ping Teo of Webcomic Finds looks at time and webcomics. Making webcomics is a very unsure endeavor and it is very easy to just quit. I am inspired by her choice of attitude about [...]

This is a review of Corrupt Hardware by Tom Potter. ‘Cause Robots Are Neat.’ Corrupt Hardware Robots are neat! There’s quite a few places that robots can take you, humor-wise. No matter what, theyare alien to us and you expect them to behave like … well, robots. With well-written robots, you never know when they [...]