Digital Strips has a roundup of how the Washington Post article on webcomics been reprinted in a numer of papers. They also point out a short article in the Fort Wayne News Sentinel covering Penny Arcade, PvP and Ctrl-Alt-Del. Continue Reading
Tauhid Bondia’s Spells and Whistles returns to the web, but with some changes. Continue Reading
Diana McQueen, creator of the webcomic Spades which is featured on Girlamatic, has announced plans of a new horror/thriller webzine. The webzine will be submissions based and located on Webcomic nation.
More information available here. Continue Reading
The winners of the fourth annual Tartie have been announced by Sequential Tart. Several Girlamatic series are included. Continue Reading
After one week, Jon Rosenberg declares Goats’ Bitpass experiment a failure. Continue Reading
Newsarama has an interview with Kazu Kibuishi regarding the Flight anthology’s move from Image to Ballantine. Ballantine is a part of book publisher Random House.
In related news, Kibuishi recently announced his engagement to comic creator Amy Kim Ganter. Both Kibuishi and Ganter are nominated for a number of Web Cartoonists Choice Awards. Continue Reading
UPDATE: Posts on this topic today from Scott McCloud, cat garza, and Tycho and Scott Kurtz on the online debate provoked by a recent Penny Arcade webcomic commenting on the trailer for the still not released Adventures Into Digital Comics documentary.
cat garza is one of the creators interviewed in the trailer for the documentary as well as the Penny Arcade strip lampooning it. Discussion of this story is already underway in the earlier post about Scott McCloud’s essay. Continue Reading
The nominees for the Lulu Awards have been announced. A number of webcomic creators are among the nominated. Continue Reading
In their latest podcast, Digital Strips interview Kristofer Straub and David Willis, two of the founders of Blank Label Comics.
It would appear that Greg and Liz Dean (Real Life) is looking at expanding their business by adding a part-time online sales associate.
This position can be done from your home and after hours since we can’t pay that much at first. Compensation will start out with a 15% commission base. Which means that if you bring in a $1000 sale, then we give you $150. If you end up staying with us long enough, and are able to bring in good sales, then we will look into hourly wages. Pretty much the deal is that you are an independant contractor and you bill us for 15% of your sales.
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