Posted by -PookeyG- on Jun 30th, 2006
High and low upon these Nets of Inter virtue have I scoured looking for things to buy with the money I don’t have, but sadly my list of items is limited to wearable wisecracks in the form of T-shirts. Now, let it be known I am no stranger to these items of cloth and [...]
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Posted by DS on Jun 29th, 2006
Digital Strips : Show 79
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I promised and I’m actually following through this time. After a week of back and forth I talked Platinum Studios’s Scott Rosenberg into coming onto the podcast to discuss their challenge. We go into many of the details that have been complained about and even explore his opinions on [...]
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Posted by daku on Jun 28th, 2006
I got this press release from Platinum Studios in the inbox over a week ago but by now all you faith readers probably know just how slow I am getting the news out sometimes. I usually like to do some research so that I’m not just reposting the same thing you see everywhere else. Keeping [...]
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Posted by daku on Jun 27th, 2006
Steve Troop, creator of Melonpool, announced a new weekly feature scheduled to appear every Friday on Kevin Smith’?s new Web site, Quick Stop Entertainment.
Troop’s Melonpool puppets will have a new 3-5 minute ‘quickcast’ available every Friday at the new site. The first installment is already up and was edited by Chad Diez and a new [...]
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Posted by DS on Jun 27th, 2006
Digital Strips : Show 78
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This episode may go down as one to remember. The now three permanent members of your favorite podcast find a way to disagree about this fun single panel comic blog.In this episode we talk about:
Savage Chickens by Doug Savage
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Posted by -PookeyG- on Jun 26th, 2006
Posted recently on The Web Comic Examiner is a lengthy interview with comic creator, connoisseur, pioneer, and hippy-sherpa-figurehead Scott McCloud on his new book “Making Comics”. Everyone has their opinion on Scott McCloud and his ideas (I am no exception) and usually they are very polarized. Some people think the guy is a [...]
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Posted by -PookeyG- on Jun 24th, 2006
I’ve been up and down this internet persuing and perusing comics of all natures, kinds, and designs and I have found a fundamental truth among all of them. The 3/4 view of any given character is the angle supreme.
Being a cartoonist myself, I can understand that. Not only is the 3/4 position fun [...]
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Posted by The Geek on Jun 23rd, 2006
Have you ever had somebody tell you they would do something, like give you a job, marry you or do decently in the World Cup, only to have them fall through? If you haven’t, let me fill you in, it sucks.
For the same reasons, although to a much lesser extent, it sucks when you favorite [...]
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Ah, another whirlwind week where I barely found the time to read all the webcomics I have on my Favorites list, let alone write ABOUT them. But you don’t want to hear about all that wedding planning and retail job crap, do you? I think not. So what has been on my [...]
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Posted by daku on Jun 21st, 2006
It’s that time of year again where web cartoonists band together to pat each other on the back. The premier awards in the web comics arena has been gracing us every year since 2001 and came into it’s own 3 years ago with it’s 2003 ceremony. Since then the WCCA Committee has slowly put together [...]
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