Posted by -PookeyG- on May 31st, 2006
There is a comic out here on our vast internet that has secured a fond place in my heart, but yet fallen to the way side of many web comic discussions. I am referring to Blank Label’s, Ugly Hill by Paul Southworth. In his strip Mr. Southworth has created a loveable cast of characters in [...]
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Posted by daku on May 30th, 2006
Many of you are probably familiar with our purpose here. The only way to keep up with the thousands of web comics is through a lot of categorizing. That’s where finding a comic for the podcast comes in. Last week I finally made it through my queue of completed comics and had to search for [...]
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When you think professional, what does your mind first go to? Experience? Ability? Respect?
For me, all of these things come to mind, and this is why I can consider myself a professional in my field. I do a weekly webcomic; I take great care in proof-reading and editing my own work until [...]
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Posted by -PookeyG- on May 25th, 2006
As long as web comics have been around the print industry has been thumbing its nose. They have become a grumpy old giant scoffing at our online triumphs, bashing our artistic styles, our approaches, and the varying degrees of craftsmanship. We can read such things on any forum we wish to peruse concerning the [...]
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Posted by iank on May 25th, 2006
So, Daku comes up to me, right, and he’s all like, “Mr. Heezy, there just ain’t no news no more!” and I’m all like, “Look at you, all roguish, and you can’t even find no news” and he was all like, “Whatchou talkin’ bout, Hian? There just ain’t none” and I’m all like, “Just sit [...]
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Posted by daku on May 24th, 2006
Yep, it’s another post from me today. I bet your wondering just how I managed to do that when I’ve been so consistently absent. Well I’m not going to tell you the story of breaking free from the chains of oppression and answered those questions three that were asked of me. So sit back as [...]
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Posted by daku on May 24th, 2006
The site may have been empty recently but the staff has had its hands full. Shall we do the rounds?
Bomb Shelter Comics – I know what you’re thinking. Is this another podcast talking about comics? What the hell is wrong with that? There’s a new collective out there and they’re leaving no marketing stone unturned. [...]
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Posted by Jerry on May 23rd, 2006
Today: The Comic turned a full year old on May 19th. Chad Diez, creator of the Today, will be putting up guest strips for the entire month of May and ending June 19th. He’s also going from a Monday and Friday only update to a Monday, Wednesday, Friday update schedule to make room for all [...]
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Posted by DS on May 23rd, 2006
Digital Strips : Show 74
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How can you resist a comic with a name like Sequential Art? Phil may not be around to complain about the lack of action but that didn’t stop Wednesday and I from reviewing this delightful and expertly drawn comic. Watch out anthropomorphic lovers, it looks like you have yet [...]
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While a subject such as this is generally reserved for a webcomic’s respective message board, a cold land, rife with fan loyalty and bitter resentment, we’ll just agree that this may be carried on in that arena at a later date.
For readers of my column here on DS, you know of my interest in the [...]
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