Author: GiantPanda

ComicStripFan.com is the place where Eric Agena displays his collection of original comic art. But besides the art from newspaper strips and comic books, Agena also collects original art from webcomics.

His collection contains art from, among others, Tony Esteves’ Cigarro & Cerveja, Shaenon K Garrity’s Narbonic, and Jon Rosenberg’s Goats. Some, such as Giselé Lagacé and Lynn Lau, have also outlined the process of which they create their strips. Continue Reading →

Both Drunk Duck and KeenSpace are in the process of putting out sampler comics with the intent to increase the avareness of the sites. While the KeenSpace initiative has chosen to make the sampler a “print it yourself” minicomic that spacers can print and distribute themselves, Drunk Duck seems to be going the way of comiXpress print on demand. The Drunk Duck initiative also seem to aim their sampler specifically at the coming “Free comic book day”. Continue Reading →

The Talk About Comics blog brings word of The Daily Grind Iron Man Challenge.

The contest will commence on February 28. Continue Reading →

Penny and Aggie, the comic strip by writer T Campbell and artist Giséle Lagacé, is seeking a guest artist to draw back up stories for the Penny and Aggie comic book. And there would even appear to be some money in it:

They are also looking for a webdesigner to help manage and expand the site. Continue Reading →

The Comic Base blog has reported the creation of The Clickburg Foundation. The aim of the foundation is to promote webcomics in the Netherlands, including running the Clickburg webcomic convention. Continue Reading →

Bez Shahriari’s 100-hour comic, which was created in 100 consecutive hours, is now available online. The comic costs 1$ through Bitpass and the money will go directly to UNICEF, to help the victims of the Indian Ocean tsunami. Continue Reading →