Posted by daku on Dec 31st, 2006
Ever heard of a cascading failure? If you’re a fan of TNG then you probably saw that episode with Data where he’s trying to save his daughter. Well I had one of those. The past two weeks I have been restoring the post archives along with their comments. I managed to get all the posts [...]
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Posted by The Geek on Dec 31st, 2006
Crap-suck. That's the only hyphenated work I can come up with to describe how I felt when I saw that David Morgan-Mar has decided to quite his daily Lego-fuelled romp known as Irregular Webcomic. New Year's Eve is supposed to be happy, not crap-sucky.
**EDIT** Aparently it was all a big joke. A punch line I [...]
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Posted by Brigid on Dec 27th, 2006
Here’s one of those things I found on the way to looking up something else, and it’s really interesting: Central Park Media, a manga publisher that has had its ups and downs over the past year, is putting its books online.
Manga publishers have been putting samples online for a while now, but CPM is unusual [...]
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Happy Holidays, and Feliz Navi-blah to you all! The Midnight Cartooner has returned after a festive Christmas time with the fam (new wife happily in tow) with an interview of the best kind. After all, who needs a face-to-face encounter when you have the infinitely more personal e-mail format to delve into the [...]
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Posted by DS on Dec 24th, 2006
Digital Strips : Show 102
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Hey! That’s not Phil! You may notice another voice of the line and that would be Brandon J Carr. He’s giving a go at filling the Zampzon\Wednesday spot and I think he did a hell of a job. He has selected a strip I had never heard but enjoyed non-the-less. [...]
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Posted by daku on Dec 23rd, 2006
After a week of being neck deep in restoring the posts and comments I just have to take a break. What sort of stocking stuffers do I have for you?
Webcomic Idol – I haven’t given this contest its due considering how bomb shelter took a tired idea and applied it to web comics. My first [...]
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Posted by daku on Dec 21st, 2006
Have you ever notice just how many times a web comic will update it’s site? You might be saying to yourself “months” or even “years” but then you should sit back and realize how often a regular brick and mortar company updates theirs. Take blue chip companies such as Delta, Home Depot, Coke, and UPS. [...]
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Posted by DS on Dec 21st, 2006
Digital Strips : Show 101
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Welcome to the turn of our century. We have for you a new treat. The first one is a review of last year’s winner of the We Love Web Comics Contest and to top it off we bring Mike Laidman on the show. Don’t think he is getting off [...]
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Posted by daku on Dec 17th, 2006
We’ve just posted our 100th podcast and we’re quickly coming up on our 2 year anneversary. I believe we all know what that means. The third annual We Love Web Comics contest is upon us and it’s time to figure out what the prize is going to be.
This year the way it works is I’m [...]
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Posted by Brigid on Dec 17th, 2006
The latest scandal, some financial advice, and the funnies—who needs dead-tree newspapers when you’ve got Digital Strips?
Pwned! Penny Arcade delivers a well-deserved kick in the pants to Sony for their ill-advised attempt to market PSP3 with a fake blog. PA’s commentary is scathing.
Can you make a living doing webcomics? That’s what Gary Tyrrell at Fleen [...]
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