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Archive - Jun 4, 2003 - Story

Modern Pulp Comics In June!

Modern Pulp Comics has a few new goodies set up for the month of June! First, a new Lucifer Fawkes strip called "The Belly Of The Beast" debuts, written by Ulf Imwiehe and drawn by Darrin Stephens. It's the Part One of Two, and the rest of this story will appear in the July update. Second, Chapter Five in the classic pulp crossover "The Hounds Of Hell" is now posted. "Hounds Of Hell" is written by Ron Fortier & Gordon Linzner with art Rob Davis and Bradley Walton, and this pulp adventure updates every two weeks. And Third, the former Adventure Strips comic "Doctor Satan" makes its debut to Modern Pulp. Also written by Ron Fortier and drawn by Rob Davis, "Doctor Satan" is a weekly strip, updating every Sunday.

Athena Voltaire Reviewed on the 'Tart

Sheena McNeil of Sequential Tart reviews Athena Voltaire, late of Adventure Strips and now joining the Modern Tales site.

Article on Lettering for Comics

A good Sequential Tart article by Pam Bliss on lettering for comics.

Interview with Gene Yang

Jen Contino of PULSE! interviews Gene Yang and discusses his work including his webcomic, American Born Chinese.

2003 WCCA Nominees Released

The Web Cartoonists Choice Awards' Nominees for 2003 were released this week.

Voting for award winners is ongoing from now until June 29th and the winners will be announced on July 6th. Read on for a list of the nominees:

Vicious Souvenirs returns!

John Barber's CCA-nominated series Vicious Souvenirs has returned to ModernTales following long-lasting and near-fatal computer problems.

Returning to its fortnightly schedule, chapter 3 of Last Train to Tomorrow, "A Equals A", has media-mogul turned would-be world conqueror Dorian Closer coming to America and igniting the biggest riot in the nation's history.

The first Manga subscription site now accepting submissions

The first all Manga subscription site called WirePop is being built. WirePop will publish comics online and also (eventually) in a print anthology. The online site will be a subscription site not much unlike the current comic subscription sites already out there. It will be powered by a fully custom backend system that will give the creators the power to update and manage their comic(s) online. The site will also feature creator journals, galleries, file downloads, cast lists, articles and more. For paying subscribers they will have access to new content each week if not everyday. And every WirePop comic will have something for the Manga fan to enjoy.

Right now submissions are being accepted from Manga artists to publish. Each comic will receive a payout every month (provided they earned a minimum amount for that month) based on percentages gained that month. Go to WirePop and read the submission page for how to submit.