October 22nd, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
I was invited to check out these mini comics by SilberMedia, done by a variety of creators. You can read them as pdfs through links at the bottom of the linked page or purchase the actual minis. (There are other reviews at the very bottom, as well.) Despite being the size of matchbooks, some of [...]
October 19th, 2011 — Strip News
Newspapers pulled Doonesbury because the arc was anti-Palin? Which newspapers thought they wouldn’t get some unwanted politics in that comic’s content? That’s the kind of thing you’d laugh at if you saw it in MAD Magazine. Speaking of which, you ever wonder where the Alfred kid came from? Related PostsWebcomic Convention Feb 3, 2012 MoCCA’s [...]
October 16th, 2011 — Grab Bag
If you record music and are in the band scene, you’ll probably like Thank You NASA, which recently hit 100 strips. Cutting Through is a high concept, minimal kind of comic. Some of them I found very meaningful while others I had a little difficulty grasping. Each comic is supposed to stand on its own [...]
October 9th, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? Today’s review is brought to you by a Border’s liquidation sale. The title is Mouse Guard: Legends of The Guard Vol.1 by David Peterson, Jeremy Bastian, Ted Naifeh, Alex Sheikman, Sean Rubin, Alex Kain, Terry Moore, Gene Ha, Lowell Francis, Nate Pride, Guy Davis, Katie Cook, Jason Shawn Alexander, Craig Rousseau, [...]
October 2nd, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? If you read the comic above, you might find yourself wondering why the guy in the helmet (Captain Remarkable) is complaining that his BB toe is shot off… To be fair, it is a strange jumping in point to introduce you to 2816 Monument by Mark Leutke. But I wanted to [...]
September 30th, 2011 — Grab Bag
Take a lesson from DaVinci and doodle. Or play Tic-Tac-Toe with a comic creating pal. Or maybe you’ll do something interesting with Super Girl Silhouettes. Related PostsComic News Tidbits November’s Comic Tips Comic Credit Enter The Hero Kickstarter How Can You Not Be Inspired? Published on ArtPatient
September 28th, 2011 — Grab Bag
This piece from TechCrunch was interesting. It suggests using the internet as marketing but the lack of quality content is a problem which drives readers to their iPods or to professionally edited magazines. The article emphasizes that being on the web eventually compromises the quality of the product. To that I say “fooey” and “hogwash.” [...]
September 26th, 2011 — Grab Bag
Could you name your favorite Calvin & Hobbes comics? I think they’re all my favorites, really. Review of few of your favorites at Progressive Boink. For more, you’ll have to scroll down to the middle of this page. I’ve seen the washer one but not the other. Kotaku picks the week’s best web comics for [...]
September 24th, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? Balderduck is a gag comic by Antonis Vavagiannis. It’s an English version of Kourafelkythra, which you may want to check out if you can read Greek. What is Balderduck about? Well, balderdash means nonsense. Balderduck is probably a very appropriate name for this comic and the official answer to what Balderduck [...]
September 23rd, 2011 — Strip News
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September 22nd, 2011 — Grab Bag
Time for some milestones… Cody The Cavalier passed one year, Eben07 hit four years and Galaxion and +1 Comics crossed the five year mark (or longer, depending on your math.) Makeshift Miracle has the goal of making a comeback, according to the teaser. And if you didn’t read the Curls interview, you’ll never know how [...]
September 20th, 2011 — Grab Bag
Wondering what other webcomic artists have for advertising results? Try Lilith on for size. Wondering what you should sell for merchandise? Perhaps you are wondering who your audience is (or should be?) and how to get more traffic. You might also enjoy a discussion about whether or not characters write themselves. And then, look and [...]