Dog Complex turned 200 strips old this Monday. Dog Complex is a humorous strip about Dale Fleming and his two dogs.
Dave Johnson, the strip’s author was quoted as saying, “Wow… it seems like just yesterday we were only 199. I feel like Willard Scott should be interviewing me on the street as I suck down on an oxygen mask.” Continue Reading
I’m kind of mind-boggled by this. A whole lecture series featuring webtoonists? That’s… cool. Three of the lectures have already passed by but you c an still catch Fred Gallagher who will visit on April 1st. Continue Reading
TimeWasters has reviewed (and ranked on a 1 to 5 clock scale) quite a few webcomics now. 39 according to their website. Here’s the world of webcomics ranked by TimeWasters (PvP is the highest ranked, Limited Space is the lowest ranked): Continue Reading
No not an article about “Understanding Comics”, but an article about the medium of comics. From Kochalka comes this link to “Comics, Games and World-Building” written by Dylan Horrocks. Definitely worth checking out.
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It just occurred to me with all of the discussion this week about comic ripper programs that even without resorting to that approach there is probably a wide range of methods to reading webcomics. Continue Reading
The convention is from March 26-28th at the Stony Brook University campus, and will feature webcomic artists Jon Rosenberg, Randy Milholland, Tim Buckley, J.D. “Illiad” Frazer, Ghastly and Ted Slampyak. Continue Reading
Banish Ed and Squaresville have teamed-up to create “Banishville,” a week-long storyline that runs on both sites (it began yesterday, March 22nd). The strips are not only being co-written by Erik and Kenny, but they are also splitting the artistic duties on every strip! Half of the strips are penciled by Erik and finished by Kenny, and the other half are just the opposite. The result is a storyline with a truly unique visual feel, and humor that is the best of both worlds. Continue Reading
This NY Times article introduces the Madonna of the cartooning set:
At book fairs all over Latin America these days, the heavyweight novelists who have dominated Spanish-language literature for a generation are no longer the star attraction. More often than not, fascinated readers in search of autographs are flocking to an intense, 40-ish woman with spiky, punkish blond hair, a dark, raspy voice and just one name: Maitena. Continue Reading
I missed this but a bunch of webtoonists were at February’s Ubercon this year. Jeff Darlington wrote up a kewl report complete with photos. Continue Reading
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