If you attended the Baltimore Comic-Con this past weekend, you got to enjoy a pretty decent show, or so I’ve heard. And I’m sure you stopped by the webcomics panel, right? Hosted by Scott Kurtz? Consisting of the Halfpixel fellas and Danielle Corsetto (BREAKING NEWS: Corsetto joins Halfpixel, breaks up sausage fest!)?
Well, if you missed [...]
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For the third year running, Bomb Shelter Comics presents Webcomic Idol, sponsored by Pepsi-Cola and Nike, is go for an October 1st entry date! Starting this Wednesday, you too can enter your comic in the hopes of being the next Webcomic Idol!
And the panel of judges is another stellar one, so make sure yours is [...]
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Posted by The Geek on Sep 29th, 2008
One a very special Zuda watch, we learn a whole lot about Midnight. It turns out he’s a sensitive man who loves his grandmother and vampires. He’s a powerful defender of decency and is not afraid to admit when he is very very wrong. Tune in and we all grow closer together and tear down [...]
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Nothing more to post than this, a painting by Mike “Gabe” Krahulik. It features… well, if you look at it and can’t figure out immediately what the subject matter is, then why are you checking out this site? Honestly.
Stare with me and try not to drool on your keyboard. I dare you.
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Anyone else remember the circa-1990’s Nickelodeon show, Weinerville? Whenever I hear or write Zach Weiner’s name, it reminds of that zany cast of puppets with their real life host/friend, Marc Weiner.
Zach had nothing to do with that show (that I know of), but he does keep the zaniness coming with his recently DS-reviewed strip, Captain [...]
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Posted by The Geek on Sep 20th, 2008
Sad Robots. Sad Dinosaurs. Sad Stick Figures. We haven’t review this much sad black and white stuff since Pictures for Sad Children. This show takes on The Robot is Sad by Tam Nguyen of The Daily Cougar. Beyond the nature of this strip we get into a bit about what works on the Web, what [...]
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Posted by The Geek on Sep 19th, 2008
I was hoping to have a new show editing for you wonderful people, but I sneezed and when my eyes that had closed involuntarily had opened again the day was mostly gone. Here instead are two more reasons to love Web comics.
Bear Nuts: I found this comic the other day using the aptly named Project [...]
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Below, the comprehensive list of all Ryan Estrada Day comics that I’ve found thus far. Enjoy!
You’ll Have That
Pictures for Sad Children
Butterfly
Project: Rooftop
Shortpacked
The Guest Strip Project
The PC Weenies
Joe and Monkey
Astronaut Elementary
Cow and Buffalo
Silent Kimbly
Dresden Codak
Update: Alright, Estrada, you’ve had your fun. Too much fun, in fact. There’s no way anyone can find all of these [...]
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Ryan Estrada. It seems just when the Internet might be ready to forget about the adored, web-cartooning god, he comes back with another one-two punch to knock these Webs out cold.
Enter Estrada-created critic and all-round curmudgeon, Welton Colbert, who has a few things to say about guest strips. My favorite line in the whole rant [...]
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Wondermark is not hand-drawn, this you know. It is cobbled together, and quite masterfully, I must note, through various pieces of clip art from the olden days of yore. Because of this, the writing is typically the main focus, leaving one to wonder whether or not creator David Malki! could cut it when [...]
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