Month: September 2004

BBC – Radio 4 – The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy – The Adventure Game is back as a java-based web game. Apparently this is the old Infocom game dressed up with graphics. Cool! 🙂
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Usually I find the small insights into Kochalka’s life he give us in American Elf a joyful experience.

Today, it’s just too much information.

Nowhadimean?
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Issue 11 of Just Call me Freedom is out and along with the new issue is a new format. Now you can view installments each week on Monday and Friday.

Gasser is also still working on his other webcomics, Gimblians and Misfits of Fandom, which run 5 days a week. Continue Reading →

Check it out – USATODAY.com plugs Graphic Novel Review. I am simultaneously elated and jealous as hell! 🙂 Continue Reading →

I Drew This is DC Simpson’s new politically-minded webcomic. Simpson is slated to be the cover artist for next month’s Comixpedia issue.

With the whole world watching the last month of the campaign for the next US president, we figured it might be a good time to present The Politics Issue. Continue Reading →

What Are You Voting For? is a political webcomic. Not for the faint of heart of right-wing inclined.

I should warn everyone right now that the next issue of Comixpedia is “The Politics Issue.” We may just upset more folks than the May issue… :0 Continue Reading →

Voices in my Hand

Bill Charbonneau passed on that more copies of Zoinks! Magazine #1 have been discovered and that he’s offering them for sale. Zoinks! was originally published in October 2001.

Zoinks! Magazine #1 blended online comic creator profiles and webcomic news with several dozen webcomics in a slick tabloid newspaper format. For a cover sample and more information please visit the Voices In My Hand Store. Continue Reading →

A silly parody Hostess Ad over at Comicon. Continue Reading →

On Monday, Modern Tales announced the launch of GraphicNovelReview.com, a journalistic publication dedicated to shining a spotlight on the “literary mainstream” in the field of book-length comics. Continue Reading →