Regardless of your age, gender, religion, or ethnicity, you’ve played with your fair share of toys. Odds are, a good number of you STILL play with toys (Lord knows I’ve still got my share). For this reason alone, you should already be enjoying Toyzville by Larry Merrill. If you’re not, then jump on the bandwagon. [...]
20
Jan
Toyzville Says (Indefinite) Goodbye ~OR~ Here Come The Boids!
Posted by midnightcartooner in 2007
Published in News
15
Jan
All-Ages Means Everybody! Lunchbox Funnies has arrived!
Posted by brandonjcarr in 2007
Published in News
Remember when you were a kid and you had a lunchbox that, instead of food, you'd fill with loose toys, scraps of fun, and things you treasured? You'd carry that silly lunchbox all over the place, setting it down to occasionally examine its contents, then securely clack the latches shut. If you weren't that kid, [...]
14
Jan
Eric Burns, flexing his Websnark muscle, got a collection of his favorite cartoonists to put together a 17-part epic in which he asked collaborator, cohort, and companion Wednesday White to marry him. “Oh. By the by?” he added to his post later in the day, “She said yes.” This isn’t the first time the comics [...]
Digital Strips : Show 104 [9.62 MB] I can’t tell you how excited I was to find this through Web Comic Idol. This is the first of a few we plan to review for your pleasure. This show marks Brandon’s first show as an official member of the staff. From now on you have the [...]
Flying Monkey Comics, the quirky lovechild parented by Simon Perrins and Andrew Livesey, has abandoned the static realms currently occupied by their print and online comic offerings. No longer shall each of their characters (zombies, aliens, women, etc.) lay flat upon the paper or without tickling the glittering components of a reader's monitor. Along with [...]
Happy New Year everybody. Hope you and yours are doing well. I for one am looking forward to another year of great Web comicy goodness here at Digital Strips. Here's something that I thought was worth a gander. Stephen Schleicher, a writer over at Major Spoilers, one of the bigger comic book blogs, has started [...]
8
Jan
Ten Webcomic Idol Finalists Invited To Join Bomb Shelter Comics ~BUT~ Who Will Accept?
Posted by midnightcartooner in 2007
Published in News
After The Bean Men left amidst a slew of controversy, it became obvious to all that the Webcomic Idol contest Bomb Shelter Comics whipped up was less than kosher. Sure, the idea was a great one, some might even go as far as saying it was too bold to be done correctly and efficiently the [...]
Digital Strips : Show 103 [6.32 MB] You’ve probably been waiting a long time for this one but I never did resolve the archive issues with Libsyn. Because we care for you, our listenners, so much we are bringing you another episode and this time we’ve got a somewhat non politically correct strip to tell [...]
It’s been recorded and we’re only a couple days from recording another. You ask yourself “So where is it then?” You would be a sane person and here is my inadequate answer. I’ve been restoring not only the post archives over the past few months but also the podcast archives. That’s right the first 40 [...]
Ask and ye shall receive: Comics blogger Dave Lartigue posts his best-of-2006 list and he includes two webcomics, Dinosaur Comics and Teaching Baby Paranoia, in among the Marvel and manga and Serious Graphic Novels. In fact, it’s a nicely balanced list. Also, Derik Badman commented below that he included webcomics in his 2006 roundup. Of [...]
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