Sam and Max Webcomic
Telltale games hints at a webcomic featuring Steve Purcell’s classic characters Sam and Max. This is tied to the promise of a new Sam and Max game from Telltale games, who also made the Bone game. Continue Reading
Month: November 2005
MySpace for Fictional Characters?
This is probably old news to some,but I had missed that Danielle Corsetto had set up a MySpace page for her Girls With Slingshots characters, Hazel and Jamie.
It’s not clear that everyone interacting with it knows that these are fictional characters… On the other hand it sounds like it’s been a successful promotional gimmick. Corsetto wrote:
Hazel and Jamie’s MySpace page has received massive attention! They had more “friends” in two days than I’d gotten in a few weeks! They already have their own personal “creepy stalker,” they’ve been granted “friendship vibrators” (thank you, Sam!), and Jamie’s been tickled pink over all the compliments she and her *ahem* melons have received.
Joey Manley, Columnist
Joey Manley has a new column covering webcomics at Pulse. Continue Reading
UK Comic Expo
On November 19-20, the Comic Expo takes place in Brighton, England. John Allison and several other webcomic notables will be exhibiting there, including: ROGER LANGRIDGE, James Turner, Ali Graham, Daniel Goodbrey, and Liz Groenveld. Continue Reading
01COMICS.COM Debuts New Series
01Comics.Com is pleased to announce the addition of several new webcomics to the 01Comics.com lineup. 01Comics.com is growing by leaps and bounds, and every effort is being made to offer a diverse and professionally done product to the comic reading community. Point your mouse in our direction and surf on over to 01Comics.com and check out these great new titles. Continue Reading
Brad Guigar launches Evil Inc.
After working on Greystone Inn for almost six years, Brad Guigar is launching a new daily comic, Evil Inc. Evil Inc. is a spin-off of Greystone Inn, following fan-favorite Lightning Lady in her new job at a corporation run by super-villains for super-villains (because you can get away with more evil if you do it legally). Continue Reading
Map O’ Webtoonists
I wasn’t going to announce this until the new site rolls out, but what the heck – Where Are the Webtoonists? powered by Frappr. (Way long time ago there was a map of ‘toonists but it hasn’t been updated in ages) All webtoonists feel free to put your name on the map – it’ll be linked to on the new site design. Continue Reading
Welcome to Week Two of Comixpedia’s November 2005 Issue!
Welcome to Week Two of Comixpedia’s November 2005 Issue!
We will be spending the month looking at MYSTERY WEBCOMICS!
Our week two feature by Kelly J. Cooper is list of mystery webcomics.
Eric Burns vents a bit over mystery webcomics in this month’s Feeding Snarky.
Kristofer Straub presents Modern Humor Authority and their take on mysteries…
Welton Colbert takes on the guys over at Digital Strips.
And we have Al Schroeder’s interview with Richard Stevens of Peb Casey, Butterfly Detective.
Mystery Webcomics: A List
Detective, suspense, parlor game, crime, noir, police procedural… these are all different ways to slice the mystery genre. But how to organize the Mystery WEBCOMICS? Alphabetically by title? By author? By sub-genre? Or perhaps semi-randomly, as the whim takes me? Yep. That’ll do. Continue Reading
Feeding Snarky by Eric A. Burns
The theme this month is mystery webcomics. And for the first time since I took this gig…
…well, I have no freaking clue what to write. It’s like they said "this month, the theme is finbotz comics," and I’d smile and nod and sit down in front of the word processor. Continue Reading
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