What Did I Learn? Hopefully, you’re already familiar with Mouse Guard by David Peterson. If not, the basic setup is that mice have carved out an area that’s fairly safe from predators. There are various mouse settlements which Guard Mice patrol the paths and territory between using tiny swords and other hand weapons. These aren’t [...] Mouse Guard Fall 1152 & Winter 1152 review
November 19th, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? Hopefully, you’re already familiar with Mouse Guard by David Peterson. If not, the basic setup is that mice have carved out an area that’s fairly safe from predators. There are various mouse settlements which Guard Mice patrol the paths and territory between using tiny swords and other hand weapons. These aren’t [...] Rebus webcomic review
November 16th, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? In this comic by Dan Hess, Roy the up and coming Mercenary gets teamed up with Rick, who just graduated from Sports Broadcasting School, and Emily the Data Specialist. They work for the Rebus Mercenarial Services, traveling the universe to accomplish various missions. By the end of chapter one, this newly [...]
Enter The Hero Kickstarter
November 13th, 2011 — Grab Bag
Enter The Hero It’s an ordinary day. People go to work; they come home. They kick back and turn on the television. There’s been a terrible tragedy. Miraculously, out of nowhere a super hero has appeared and saved the day. No one knows who he is, where he came from, or what he’s capable of. [...] More and More Webcomic Stuff
November 10th, 2011 — Strip News
Slackstory shared Two Dudes on a Couch, Engadget is including comics on the blog and their App And you know someone had to do it, right? That’s right, an Occupy webcomic. Since my last update, Tangents assessed a number of comics, like MegTokyo, Footloose and Galaxion, among others. I Am Legend looked at The Chronicles [...]
Webcomic Threads and Promotion
November 7th, 2011 — Strip News
Looking for a new comic or two to peruse… sample some listed on this TWCL thread and maybe even add your own, if you have a new webcomic. If your comic is not new and you’re looking to get the word out about it, you may want to check out the latest remind article about [...]
Webcomic Beacon turns 5
November 5th, 2011 — Strip News
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Webcomic Beacon Podcast 4th Anniversary Special and Giveaway www.WebcastBeacon.com (November 4th, 2011) – The Webcomic Beacon has been a topical podcast, promoting webcomic creation since 2007. On December 4th, 2011, The Webcomic Beacon will broadcast it’s 4th Anniversary special as it enters it’s 5th year of programming. With over 200 episodes [...]
Blue Spear comic review
November 4th, 2011 — Strip News
What Did I Learn? This is a reposted review of Blue Spear, a graphic novel written by Andi Ewington and Eddie Deighton with art by Cosmo White. It’s available through Diamond under code NOV110868, if you want to order it. The comic begins with an illustrated interview with the Blue Spear’s younger brother – it [...]
How Can You Not Be Inspired?
November 3rd, 2011 — Grab Bag
Here’s the tweet from @karasuchan: Calvin and Hobbes fans!! Give this a read, 20 pages: http://patronustrip.deviantart.com/art/CnH-Tribute-ONE-163525977 #calvinandhobbes #webcomic My hat’s off to Patronus. And here are the next 19 of them. After you read the story, ask your self if Calvin didn’t deserve all that? Related PostsComic News Tidbits November’s Comic Tips Comic Credit Enter [...]
Milestones, Webcomic Reviews and Intriguing Names
October 31st, 2011 — Strip News
How can you not look at a comic entitled “Important Comics Are Bad?” Or a comic called “Forgotten Pages?” Or what about “The Last Mortician?” You already read about it on ComixTalk, but In Maps & Legends’ final issue has been published and it’s now available as a collection, too. Joe! is about to hit [...]
Henson’s Toy Story
October 28th, 2011 — Grab Bag
I found this inspiring. Of course, If Henson were alive, I also think we’d have Toy Story style muppets right now, too. And I loves me some process, so I’ll share with you Orienteering’s process, which I found on CWR. Perhaps you can take advantage of the five shots, as outlined in this video to [...]
Readers and Business
October 25th, 2011 — Grab Bag
What can businesses learn from comic conventions? Hopefully you won’t find it as complicated as the chart above? And do you have a need for your comic posts appearing in multiple languages? Vas has a good solution for you. And I see Assetbar is shutting down. Some comics do well with offering premium content for [...]
Mashups and Redos
October 25th, 2011 — Grab Bag
I liked this comic concept. In general, it takes so long to make a comic that I enjoy seeing comics adjusted and repurposed from time to time. Related PostsComic News Tidbits November’s Comic Tips Comic Credit Enter The Hero Kickstarter How Can You Not Be Inspired? Published on ArtPatient
