Peb Casey, Butterfly Detective is the tale of the one honest butterfly in a city of spiders, what would happen if Philip Marlowe mated with a Monarch butterfly. This is Peb’s story – or rather, the story of the person who created him. Continue Reading
You may have noticed that last week, Zampzon and Daku, hosts of the webcomics podcast "Digital Strips," were trying their darndest to snag an interview with Welton Colbert. Well, they finally got a hold of the old coot. The following comic rendition of the interview that took place was written by Estrada and Zampzon, and illustrated by Zampzon and Estrada.
This week at Modern Humor Authority, Kristofer Straub takes on Mysteries.
Nothing too dramatic, but a post from Abrams on the Sluggy Freelance site laments the complex storyline he’s currently engaged in and indicates he will try to veer away from them after completing “Oceans Unmoving”. Continue Reading
Rabbit and Bear Paws is set in 18th Century North America and follows the story of two mischievous Ojibwa brothers as they play pranks and have amazing adventures using a traditional Ojibwa medicine that transforms them into animals for a short time.
New episodes can be found weekly at SAY Magazine. Continue Reading
Announcing an exciting new webcomic from Graveyard Shift. The Forge – Project: Longinus features the mysterious black-ops organisation from the Big Finish Doctor Who audio plays Project: Twilight and Project: Lazarus. The new, monthly 10-part adventure starring the infamous Nimrod is written by Cavan Scott and Mark Wright with art by Bryan Coyle. Continue Reading
I can’t remember if we mentioned this or not, but the second part of BL’s podcast with Scott Kurtz was posted on October 23. This part is a bit more serious and delves into, among other things, the history of webcomics, Kurtz’ Eisner nomination, the attempts to get PvP syndicated in newspapers, and Kurtz’ thoughts on the future.
The most recent podcast is with Howard Tayler of Schlock Mercenary fame and the newest member of Blank Label. Continue Reading
Saw this on the WebcomicsList – webcomic content for mobile phones from a company called Funkimobile. The list includes Little Gamers, Girl vs. Pig, Diesel Sweeties, BoxJam’s Doodle. Continue Reading
Scott McCloud points out an interesting use of comics as advocacy by Quaker House – “Sgt. Abe the Honest Recruiter”. Continue Reading
I’ve been tremendously enjoying the recent storyline at Goats, “Infinite Typewriters”, and just as we get to the exciting conclusion, Jon Rosenberg announces he will be traipsing around Europe the next couple weeks, leaving the faithful readers hanging in suspense.
On the other hand he’s lined up an awesome cast of guest contributors to take over until he returns. Continue Reading
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