Webcomics Anonymous Opens
Webcomics Anonymous has been swimming around quietly in the facebook group bay for quite some time now but finally it’s launched its very first webcomic magazine, available to read, sit at home with and ponder at.
Author: moovok
What Is Yours?
Webcomics Anonymous is getting close to publication. Yes, a new webcomic magazine is coming, but we want to know what your favourite webcomic is! You can either join the facebook group, email moovok(a)yahoo.com or discuss on this thread, either way your views may be heard. There are other topics on there to check out which will appear in future issues. Continue Reading
The Kid’s Book Needs You!
The Kid’s Book Project is currently giving away to the first 100 pre-orders an A4 signed sheet of paper (printed obviously since all the artists are all over the world) from all the artists. Quickly get yours whilst you can! Continue Reading
Webcomics In Review
For a change Webcomics in Print gives you three reasons to visit the site this week. First of all we review the awesome Stuff Sucks #3 and the mighty Afterstrife Chapter 2 whilst also giving you an added dash of Book News just for those interested out there. Continue Reading
Webcomics In Paint
Webcomics in Print gets their hands dirty with paint this week! Not only do we give you the top 10 Frank Page's paintings from his Year in Paint. Not only do we review Eddie Bowley's (congratulations on the engagement) Edd Egg and the Healthy Shallows. Not only do we have our normal Monday Book News but we still have the Little Terrors fantastic competition prize still to give away! Too much to cram into one little blog! Continue Reading
The Kid’s Book Project
Webcomics in Print writer Mike Rouse-Deane has begun his most largest charity project yet – The Kid's Book Project. Featuring 58 webcomic artists, the Kid's Book Project is all in aid of the Make-A-Wish Foundation and they need 200 pre-orders to get it into print and help raise money!
Webcomics In Prizes
Webcomics in Print has launched a new competition this week! The Little Terrors spot-the-difference runs until the end of the month, but not only that but we've reviewed Man on the Moon and our usual Monday Book News. Go check it out! Continue Reading
Webcomics In Adventure
Webcomics in Print is all about adventure! This week we interview adventurer himself Ryan Estrada. We also review Dangnabbit and it wouldn't be the same without our Monday Book News. Continue Reading
Dates The Word Part II
Last year Webcomics in Print did a nude webcomic calendar in aid of Cancer Research UK. 61 webcomic artists gave up their birthdays and were included in the calendar. Now we're doing it all over again and we're asking for more artists!
Send an email to moovok(a)yahoo.com with your name, your webcomic and just the day and month of your birthday (don't need to know your year). If you'd rather not give it, fair enough, we understand, but we're trying to reach getting at least 100 birthdays of webcomic artists in there!
So remember, Dates The Word!
Webcomics In Interviews
Webcomics in Print is doing a whole lotta interviews this week. First of we tackled Steven L. Cloud, then we got to grips with Joe Dunn and we also reviewed the Stuff Sucks Behind The Scenes Sketchbookbook and our usual Monday Book News too.
No wonder I'm exhausted!
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