This issue of Strip News is a bit introverted so I ask you to bear with me as I wool gather. MPD57 reviewed Physikon, Bow & Arrow Detective Agency, Cards Kill and Absolute Magnitude while If You See The Hills gets pushed off the ledge by Pigs Of The Industry – who also covered Arctic, [...]

I’m sure you’re all awash in ComicCon and Moon Landing anniversary news which all the cool sites are covering nicely. Here, we’ll stick to a week and a half’s worth of comic meat and potatoes… I Am Legend recaps their webcomic reviews and Pigs of the Industry covers Metropolitan Siege (and so does MPD57), The [...]

So many pink comic bunnies to see… Peiz reviewed Temple of a Thousand Years, The World of Higal and Used Books, Drawer reviewed Crabapple and Webcomic Critique looked at Weak Daze. Webcomic Overlook reviewed Earthsong and Boss Noodle while Pigs of the Industry reviewed Sin Titulo. Also, due to a scheduling mistake two reviews were [...]

I’m sure that you’ve all heard that Cap America is back from the dead, so here are a few things that are a little further under the radar… MPD57 reviewed Fallen Hunter, Kogoshi and The Urban Adventures of Melvin Blank. The Floating Lightbulb mentions Evil Diva and Scott McCloud recommends the work of Kris Dresen. [...]

Being ill this last weekend gave me a bit of free time to poke around and find some interesting novelties… Let’s start with Webcomic Overlook’s review of Raven’s Dojo which, if you read the comments, also nets us some Dragonball Z news from Sly Eagle. Morgan Wick reviews 8 Bit Theater and Pigs of the [...]

A little freelancing, some pro talk and we end on a daydream… Looking to work professionally in the freelance art world? Here are some solid tips for us at Yaytime. I liked this quote from the article “Being a professional is a state of mind.” And sometimes being a pro means we need to ask [...]

Short but meaty, I hope. I read this article that pointed out some useful things about how our comics draw in readers. As a result, I’m thinking that useful thing would be to have multiple fast hooks and a couple of slow hooks for our online comics. This was an interesting post by Kleefeld. It’s [...]

This post has business and tips and all sorts of goings ons… If you’re like me, you’ve meant to personalize your Twitter background for a while now. Here is some inspiration and how-to to help get us moving. I plan to think fun, branding and providing some extra information. What I’m getting from this article [...]

A little less to gawk at this week, but fun nonetheless. Tangents reviews Instant Classic and This Week in Webcomics checks out SuperFogeys. Meanwhile, the Floating Lightbulb points us toward Werewolf and Firefly. Newsarama shows us two books for children by comic book folks. Take a look at this interview of Close To Home artist [...]

What a busy week we;ve had, hmmm? Storming the Tower looks at Life in a Cubicle and the Floating Lightbulb talks about Maneggs. Plus, the Webcomic Overlook looks at Dawn of Time and Stumptown reviews The Marsh. Then MPD57 looks over the February Zuda competition, with more to come. And Kevin Church gives us a [...]