Remember last show when I said I was pissy because I’m hungry because I’m in a stupid weight loss competition? Well the competition, like my hunger, continues, so keep that in mind as you listen in. I’d recommend taking everything I say with a grain of salt, but that would get be thinking about food, [...]
For some reason I just don’t like guest artists. Maybe if I explain myself this might make a little more sense. I love webcomics, especially those driven by story arcs, because they allow characters to grow with me as I read through the archives or catch the updates. But it completely destroys my train of thought to have fan pages thrown in the mix that have no input into the comic. There are countless webcomics I have stopped reading because their guest strips ran too long and I had obvious way to skip them.
For the entire month of March at Schlegel’s Coffee Shop in downtown Chillicothe, OH is displaying the artwork of Wes Molebash. The entire run of Max vs. Max strips (from the beginning of the series through February) will be on display. On Saturday, March 13, the Chillicothe Art League hosts a Gallery Stroll through the downtown. Wes will be there from 6 PM until 9-ish so those who happen to be stalking him will no where to find him.
10
Mar
Imagine This Invades Your Phone ~WITH~ The Clovis App!
Posted by midnightcartooner in 2010
Published in News
Back from blogging purgatory (working on two comics along with a real, honest-to-goodness social life is tough work!) to drop the news of a phone app based on one of our favorite webcomics! Lucas Turnbloom’s Imagine THIS is now available in handy, portable format for all of you who love reading comics on your smartphone/mobile [...]
8
Mar
Digital Strips 188 – Horizons Watch Retail and Not Invented Here
Posted by The Geek in 2010
Published in Podcasts
On this episode of Digital Strips we force our listeners to walk a mile in our shoes and get to know us better by reading comics that describe our past and a present places of work. This was totally unplanned and yet really find of fun.
We take a look at two new comics on [...]
Just a quick note for you guys. Those guys over at Comic Book Resources did a really interesting interview with Joey Comeau and Emily Horne the creators of A Softer World, one of the most original Web comics out there. I’m a fan of any interview that helps me understand a creature better, but [...]
I hate to miss out on good webcomic mangas, even if they are of an older series and I actually prefer completed series at occasions where I want a long read, because I do not have to wait on weekly one page updates. If you never heard of Aoi House, I suggest taking a look [...]
Growing up in the frozen wasteland that was Idaho in the early 90s with a little brother, I found it very easy to relate with Bear the titular protagonist of Bear and Tiger a Web comic by Bob.
Bear is every straight man you’ve ever read, only he works in the Soviet Army, hangs out [...]
Back to the normal Inbox size. It really was getting old finding 30+ unread Google alerts. With Brigid finding herself overloaded with other work I looked wide and far to find an additional writer to help bring the wealth of news on manga I know everyone needs. News sites are about complete coverage anyways and [...]
23
Feb
Email interview with Model Behaviour’s author, Jin Sun Oh
Posted by r2moo2 in 2010
Published in Interviews
Having just introduced Model Behaviour recently to you, I thought I will also interview the webmanga author, Jin Sun Oh, as well.
You can read more about her at her webcomic site here.
And one female friend of mine liked this webmanga after reading it, so do support Model Behaviour if this webmanga suits to your liking.
Take [...]
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