Why don’t they check your signature on when you sign a credit card receipt? Maybe they shouldn’t even bother with requiring a signature anymore – Zug put this theory to the test in this piece, complete with pictures of ridiculous signatures from his prank. (An earlier credit card prank is a funny read too.) Continue Reading
Zwol points out this Yahoo slideshow that compares art from the comic book Sin City to stills from the forthcoming movie. Continue Reading
MomoCON(link) is a free anime and gaming convention in Atlanta, Georgia, this weekend, March 26-27, 2005. A major focus of the convention this year is webcomics, with many authors as guests.
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In his latest post to the Bad Signal email list, Warren Ellis talks about creating a subculture around your work. And he uses webcomics in general, and Megatokyo in particular as examples. Continue Reading
The Onezumi.com Webcomic is giving away yet another item to a lucky reader of their webcomic. This month’s Giveaway is an Onezumi.com Customized iPod shuffle to the lucky winner of their forum entry contest. What better way to store your art files and also relax with a few tunes? The iPod and all of the iPod packaging materials will be hand customized to match the Onezumi.com website by Onezumi herself. Here is the official announcement and the Entry Rules are here.
There is no hidden catch or crazy marketing scheme. Click here to see the Onezumi.com privacy and usage policy. Onezumi and Harknell hate when they get spam, so they will never spam you or sell your information. As always, all you have to do is read their site and be creative. Click beyond the jump to learn more about Onezumi and Harknell.
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The NPR show Market Place has a short feature on Scott Kurtz’ self-syndication scheme. The piece offers both Kurtz’ views on the matter, as well as some interesting counter-points.
Found through Bob Stevenson’s blog and Digital strips. Continue Reading
Critically-acclaimed online comic ATHENA VOLTAIRE will be moving from ModernTales.com to its sister site, GraphicSmash.com on April 4. The comic, which Warren Ellis described as “if THE MUMMY and VAN HELSING were actually, you know, good,†was recently named one of the best webcomics of 2004 by The Webcomics Examiner. The series follows the exploits of the titular heroine, a globetrotting aviatrix, as she battles Nazis, mercenaries and the occult. Continue Reading
From the Netherlands comes A Dog’s Life, Tommya’s autobiographic semi-daily webcomic, in which he draws himself as a dog. Tommya says “Sometimes funny, more often awkward.” Continue Reading
After four years of avoiding guest art, Checkerboard Nightmare is looking for guest strip submitters for the coming month of June. Details are in the news section of the site. Continue Reading
Roger Langridge was nominated for a Reuben for Best Comic Book for Fred the Clown. Continue Reading
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