Chris Baldwin’s new comic, Little Dee, is online at its own URL as of today. Readers of his other comic, Bruno, will be familiar with it, but apparently Chris has new Little Dee comics that he’s been working on and submitting to newspaper syndicates. No luck with the print world yet so, for now, Little Dee is only on the web. Continue Reading
Sequential Tart’s humorous “Dear Kady Mae” column has a laugh over webcomics.
Her answer to the question “Why do people like webcomics?” reads, in part: “And at home, if you have dial-up, you can read several pages, or even a whole issue of a paper comic between page loads!”
Ah, that wacky Kady Mae! Like most things in life, we laugh because it’s funny and we laugh because it’s true. Continue Reading
Fred “Piro” Gallagher has announced that, as of volume 2, the print version of his mega-popular webomic, MegaTokyo, will be published by Dark Horse Comics. Continue Reading
Dan and Katie Merritt, owners of Green Brain Comics, in Dearborn Michigan, are organizing a 24 Hour Comic Challenge on Saturday September 16. The event will be hosted in their store and is being planned as a fund-raiser for the Friends of Lulu.
If any of kind folk are in the area, they are invited to participate or to please pass along the invite to friends and family. The store is estimated to facilitate about 30 seated and creating individuals. Continue Reading
Making webcomics is a tricky process. There are lots of articles, discussions and advisors that offer information about the theories, processes and sheer practicalities involved in taking the phrase "I’m going to make a webcomic" all the way to fully-realized, charming cartoon characters galavanting within panels and trading clever quips on the glowing computer monitors of every internet-wired home on the globe. What doesn’t get noted is that quitting a webcomic is also as nuanced and involved a business as starting one. Most people stumble backwards into it without a plan. Continue Reading
Comicollage is seeking someone familiar with the comic/characters/archives and with some sort of comicmaking skills/enthusiasm/commitment/silliness to take over the Wednesday slot, since their current Wednesday person has sadly departed. Continue Reading
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