DS Con Interviews – Brian Wilson
Posted by Phil Kahn on Jul 30th, 2007
Hey gang, it’s Monday. So that means another video interview for y’all. Today, however, there are two! First, here’s Brian Wilson of Hookie Dookie Panic. Please enjoy.
Dark Horse goes digital
Posted by Brigid on Jul 28th, 2007
After a seven-year absence, Dark Horse Presents is back, this time on MySpace. The Dark Horse folks sprung the announcement at the San Diego Comic-Con, in a panel ostensibly devoted to the history of Dark Horse Presents, and it’s good news for everyone: Readers get free comics by acclaimed creators such as Joss Whedon, Fabio [...]
Changing Zeros 2 Heroes ~OR~ Can Anything New Be Done In Our Intertubes?
Posted by midnightcartooner on Jul 27th, 2007
Finding a jumping off point from Phil’s recent article about a possible revival of the world of ReBoot, he and I decided the whole Zeros 2 Heroes initiative might be worth another look. So, I decided to create myself an avatar and see what the site has to offer to comic creators and lovers [...]
Civilization on the Web? Have they Seen MySpace?
Posted by The Geek on Jul 26th, 2007
Computer games and Web comics have been intertwine since the get go, we all know this. It’s neither a secret nor an interesting way to start an article. What is interesting is that it looks like the relationship has finally advance to the point where computer games are starting to pay for a date once [...]
Alphanumeric! (UPDATED)
Posted by Phil Kahn on Jul 25th, 2007
This is probably the best news ever. So best, that it actually required me to tell you all about it, despite how I never write news articles on here (so don’t expect me to do it again).
Four Words: ReBoot Webcomics and Movies.
A trilogy of movies and a Webcomic. It’s as if the boardroom got together [...]
DS Con Interviews – Randy Milholland
Posted by Phil Kahn on Jul 23rd, 2007
Hey there hi there ho there, folks. We’ve got brand new video interviews for you from last weekend’s ConnectiCon. I was there on my lonesome with super special cameraman help from my good buddy Ross Nover of The Rockets and the future Erfworld spinoff comic known as “Parson’s Gaming Buddies.”
This year’s ConnectiCon was bigger and [...]
More Reasons To Support Tree Farms
Posted by daku on Jul 22nd, 2007
Ever wonder how to fit 48 hours into the same day? It’s easy, just remember the joys of the International Date Line. That’s right, for the low cost of a plane ticket across the Pacific you can enjoy what no one else does and arrive before your plane took off. Just remember it can be [...]
Interest Piquers For The Week Ending July 21st, 2007 -Also Known As- The Day Harry Potter Died
Posted by midnightcartooner on Jul 20th, 2007
No, that’s not a spoiler of The Deathly Hallows, just a cheap way to grab some eyes and a couple thousand more Google hits.
Why resort to such low, drastic measures? Because there’s nothing better to do. It’s a “make your own news” week and since I’ve been strippin’ on my days off (just [...]
Scrolling Thunder
Posted by Brigid on Jul 14th, 2007
Uclick has announced the first comic designed primarily to be read on cell phones: Thunder Road, by Sean Demory and Steven Sanders. This is Demory’s first book, but Sanders’ art credits include Five Fists of Science.
Here’s a description of the story from the Kansas City Star:
Thunder Road is a multi-panel, manga-style comic series, described as [...]
DS 122: Review of Lucid TV
Posted by DS on Jul 12th, 2007
Digital Strips : Show 122
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When Brandon was invited originally it was inhopes that he would pick webcomics better then Phil. This pick proves that even those with good taste falter sometimes. For the 80% of the listeners that disagree with my taste in comics you’ll probably love this sadistic version of Scrubs.
In this episode [...]
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