In the third installment of The Antecedent, Bryant Paul Johnson examines the "federal ratio" inscribed in the original U.S constitution and how that compromise amongst the founding fathers trapped the young American nation on a path destined for the ultimate conflict of the Civil War.
Less suck, more stuff. That’s our reviewer Damonk’s take on Liz Greenfield’s third webcomic effort Stuff Sucks.
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This flash-driven site is designed to help explore human anatomy from a fine arts perspective. Very useful looking from a a quick run-through of it.
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From Websnark-land, Eric writes about some gender stereotype stuff teeing off the kinds of emailed questions Wednesday White gets compared to his own in-box. Eric gets questions, Wednesday gets women-related stuff. That’s a shame if true because I know for a fact that Wednesday is brilliant. It’s Eric, I’m still not sure about 🙂
One of the things that is interesting about webcomics is the very public nature of an artist's development. Case in point: Jeph Jacques and Questionable Content. Compare the very first one with a very recent comic.
Yirmumah tackles the most important issue facing America today: the next American Idol. (I’m rooting for crazy grey-haired guy too)
And apparently, the nasty feud between west coast toonist Boxjam and east coast toonist Case Yorke has ended. Peace out y’all!
And lots more webcomics news after the jump!
Lore Sjöberg (of The Brunching Shuttlecocks internets fame) has a blog at Wired called Table of Malcontents.
Lots of good links, sprinkled heavily with references to webcomics (including a post on the Webcomics Encyclopedia).
BugPowder is a reliable source of info on indy comics in the UK, both print and web.
Founder Pete Ashton explains why he’s decided to hand over the reins of the site to someone new.
I’ve added a helpful little feature that allows quick links to terms on both Comixpedia’s Webcomics Encyclopedia and Wikipedia.
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See this page for details on how to use it (it should work whether you pick html or bbcode for your posts and comments).
Jeff Rowland’s taking pre-orders for his next Wigu book. (The book is in a manga-style format at 5" x 7.5" inches) There’s a preview available of the first six pages.
Wigulicious!
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