From David Allen at Plan 9:
Hi! I am sending this note out to let you know that Plan Nine is “moving”. After years of struggling with bad software and having our web site, email and shopping cart software handled by three different groups who didn’t play well together, I have managed to get our whole operations under our control. Our new site is at:
This new book by John Scalzi entitled “Agent to the Stars” features a cover by Gabe of Penny Arcade and will be printed in a limited 1000-2000 edition run. It’s also available online.
The plug for the book on the Penny Arcade website is already drawing some new fans to Scalzi’s work. Continue Reading
Labgoats.com, Petie Shumate’s science-centric webcomic, has returned from hiatus. According to Petie, he is all but finished with his dissertation, and decided to come back to the one thing that keeps him sane. Continue Reading
This 1981 2001 animation by Michael Levy to Coltraine music is cool. And it’s from 1981. Wow.
Not a webcomic, of course 🙂 Continue Reading
Along with APE and MoCHA, I think SPXPo is the most webcomic-friendly venue going. The vibe at SPXPo is artist-friendly and a lot of attention is paid to non-superhero comic book type works. (I’m not even sure if I’ve ever seen a Marvel or DC type at SPXPo).
Webcomic creators might consider crafting a print version for the SPX Anthology as the SPXPo crowd is probably a good audience to get your work in front of. Submissions for the anthology must be received no later than June 30, 2005. Continue Reading
Jeremy: Just Turned Nine has been facing more than its share of deadline crises as of late. Creator and well-known oafish buffoon Jon Morris was reported to accredit the delays to “Get off my lawn, you sonsabitches. I will hit you with this bottle.” Added the one-time Ignatz nominee “I usedta be a dancer.”
Since the deadline worries for the five-year old strip show no sign of abating in the immediate future, Jon is making an open request for guest strips from the webcomic community. Continue Reading
The webcomics community seems a little bigger these days then oh say 2001 or so. One thing from those earlier days that I just realized is still around is BoxJam’s Award. Continue Reading
Boing BOinG points out Gnomz “a community that enables web users to create customized online comic strips quickly and free-of-charge.” You can design your own characters or use Gnomz inspired by public figures and pop culture celebrities. Continue Reading
E-merl.com has updated just in time for Easter with all the details of Merlin’s latest print comic, The Girl Who Talked.
“A girl who was raised by mimes. A man from another Earth. A woman who can smell tomorrow. Peek into the dislocated lives of three inhabitants of an Unfolded Earth in an all new sequence of interlinked monologues.”
Stop by the site to read a free three-page preview of the book and then – if you’re feeling extra flush – maybe even buy a copy! Or why not two copies? They’re extra cheap at twice the price! Um… yeah. Continue Reading
Slots are still avaliable for the month of April! Sign up on the Comixpedia forums for the Weekly Webcomic Jam and seize the opportunity to dazzle peoples’ minds beyond all human comprehension with a few snazzy lines. 🙂 Continue Reading
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