Posted by DS on Aug 30th, 2007
Digital Strips : Show 124
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We all know how much we’re dragging our feet here but real life has a problem of making this life impossible sometimes. To help out Steve and Jason have another review but this time it heralds back to the good old days of 3 comics. Each of these three are [...]
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Posted by daku on Aug 30th, 2007
When it comes to webcomics most artists think that their skill alone should propel them into stardom. The fact that if they were so good from the start they would be paid for it in the first place doesn’t enter their minds. Everyone else, the ones who make money, understand that a webcomic is property. [...]
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Posted by The Geek on Aug 29th, 2007
Web comics are sexy. Podcasting is also sexy. Podcasting about Web comics is super sexy. Scott Kurtz, Kris Straub and Dave Kellett are now officially super sexy. Along with Brad Guiger (who was already super sexy) they have started a new podcast, Webcomics Weekly.
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At this point in the evolution of downloadable content, I am excited. True, it’s a slippery slope towards making you pay for everything in a given experience, but the idea of buying what I want, when I want, revolving around the base product is very satisfying. Most webcomics that have chosen to take this route [...]
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Posted by daku on Aug 24th, 2007
One of these days some guy named Jack is going to come along and wake us all up and we’re going to realize the sleeping giant that is Blind Ferret. Randy and Ryan seem to be everywhere now a days with some new plot to bring webcomics to the animated screen. The first big venture [...]
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Posted by The Geek on Aug 23rd, 2007
I’ve wanted to write about Wowio for a while now and a recent explosion of adds pimping the Web Comic Sore Thumbs collections (and considering the amount cleavage in said advertising, I think pimping is the perfect word for it) appearing of various site’s Project Wonderful banners has given me the excuse I’ve been looking [...]
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Posted by Phil Kahn on Aug 20th, 2007
Sorry for the no-show last week. I was completely without any internets. They’re back, and so are the ConnectiCon videos.
This week we’ve got an interview with relative newcomers Chris “Blondie” Robbins and Kevin Roy of Caf-Fiends. Please Enjoy.
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Posted by daku on Aug 18th, 2007
The Big Con has come and gone and that meant that the Comic Book Challenge moved into the next stages. Fifty people were invited to throw their pitch for a comic to three Judges; Actor/Comedian Donald Faison, Shrek Producer John H. Williams, and Platinum Studios head honcho Scott Mitchell Rosenberg. You can find all 50 [...]
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Posted by Brigid on Aug 16th, 2007
Suppose Salvador Dali and M.C. Escher decided to do a manga.
The result might be something like the work of Shintaro Kago currently up at Same Hat! Same Hat!!
Your hosts, Ryan and Evan, specialize in offbeat manga, and most of what they post is either absurdist four-panel strips or the not-for-the-squeamish genre known as ero-guro (as [...]
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Posted by Brigid on Aug 15th, 2007
In Japan, manga is more than just entertainment; there is an incredible range of educational manga, from business textbooks to Tsundere Linux, in which big-eyed little girls tenderly introduce the reader to … Linux.
So what Pfizer has done is quite logical: They have put a manga up on their site about a guy who uses [...]
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