Archive - Oct 2008

Writer's Block: Costumes


We have to ask: What are you going to be for Halloween this year? And can we see a picture?


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Bohemian Rhapsody Dance


I haven't done the bloody prop-filled full version of the Bohemian Rhapsody dance in over half a decade. The clean-up without a janitorial staff reminds me why.

I actually got a standing ovation after it was done, and death metal band Serviam asked me to do an Encore at their show tonight. Unfortunately, I have previous contractual obligations. Maybe next time. :)
Bohemian Rhapsody Dance

Daisy is Dead - Gigcast 166 Halloween 08


JT and Kevin Hayman talk Webcomics,  Christian Ellis Shallow Thoughts TB-BA Spotlight form Brian Anderson, Music from Jonathan Coulton Special Guest Lindsay Smith of Daisy is Dead and Freshman Fifteen. NightGig News NightGig Webcomic Sampler Book 4 in progress! JT Ukes - site desigh - coloring contest - Tiki - Podacst Daily in November Errant Apprentice book 1 NightGig Member PW [...]

An Interview with Jenny Romanchuk of The Zombie Hunters


The Zombie Hunters by Jenny Romanchuk

Jenny Romanchuk is the creator of The Zombie Hunters, a webcomic about a world filled with zombies and a team of outcasts who hunt them.  Romanchuk has actually gone beyond a simple premise to creating a full-fledged world here, spinning out rules for the zombies and the society of humans who remain.  It's a little gory at times but a great story. 

I got a chance to interview her this month and really, what other day woud be better to post this on then Halloween?

It Takes A Genius To Draw One: An Interview with Phil Foglio


Girl Genius by Phil and Kaja Foglio

Phil Foglio,  along with Kaja Foglio, creates the wonderful steampunk-flavored science fantastical webcomic, Girl Genius.  Given all of the characters dressed up in alternate-Victorian clothes and wonderful steam-age gadgetry in the comic, it seemed extra appropriate to post this interview with Phil to the site today.

Readers are not family.


I wasn't trying to be mean to anybody in the last post, but it has to be said: as a writer, I have my own friends and family. I'm not writing to get more of them.

Writers and artists create to say what they think. If anybody relates to us, it will be between the ears.

Webcomic Wire - 10/31/08


Drawn from sources that are battling the rain to wish you a Happy Halloween! TigerCon brings art, music and anime to Towson University in Maryland. The Globe and Mail has a piece about XKCD. A new blog about animation backgrounds. Blogger and former webcomic creator Ess Dee ponders about webcomics in this post. New webcomic, The Werewif, started on Wednesday [...]

Bomb Shelter Webcomic Idol Week 1 Update


The voting is fast and furious -- be sure to vote if you want to have your say on who gets the boot this week.  (I really prefer'd the vote for your favorite comic approach of last year, but that's not the way they've organized it this year).  Here are the top 3 comics in danger of not making the cut to week 2 (as of Friday AM):

Sketchbook Halloween


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Enjoy your tricks and treats!