Blank Label Comics, the ground-breaking co-op of independent cartoonists, is partnering with Project Wonderful to launch an ambitious concept in advertising that will offer never-before-seen marketing possibilities. Continue Reading
Brad Guigar's weekly comic about life in Philadelphia, Phables, has been awarded Best Local Column by the Greater Philadelphia Society of Prefessional Journalists.
According to their home page, the Penny Arcade Expo, PAX, attendance neared 20,000 as it closed last weekend. Anticipating further growth, Penny Arcade has announced that next year’s event will be held at the Washington State Convention Center in downtown Seattle. [This post has been edited to update erronious information. –Brad]
On Monday, Fleen published a review of T. Campbell's A History of Webcomics.
Yesterday, Campbell responded.
If you’re anywhere near LA on September 23rd, check out the signing at Meltdown Comics in Hollywood.
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Baltimore Comic Con is coming up in two weeks. The con hosts the Harvey Awards, which is featuring a webcomics category for the first time this year. Master of Ceremonies Kyle (Plastic Man) Baker is going to be awarding the first-ever webcomics Harvey Award to one of the following: Continue Reading
It looks like Scott Kurtz has a few changes in mind for PvP beyond the site redesign (which is currently in beta testing). In the midst of a very romantically charged story arc, Skull has just fetched a small box for Brent. Kurtz has been openly pondering his handling of Brent's belle, Jade. Perhaps this is a result of those thoughts. Continue Reading
It seems like BLC has books popping up everywhere… even on TV! Viewers of the CBS hit comedy How I Met Your Mother may have even noticed Alyson Hannigan with her copy of “Pure Ducky Goodness†in last night’s episode. Continue Reading
After working on Greystone Inn for almost six years, Brad Guigar is launching a new daily comic, Evil Inc. Evil Inc. is a spin-off of Greystone Inn, following fan-favorite Lightning Lady in her new job at a corporation run by super-villains for super-villains (because you can get away with more evil if you do it legally). Continue Reading
Howard Tayler, creator of the popular webcomic, Schlock Mercenary, has joined the webcomics publishing co-op Blank Label Comics. Continue Reading
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