This was just brought to my attention from a friend. Apparently, there is some legislation concerning orphaned works. Naturally, one must take this with a grain of salt, as this seems very scary for creators everywhere.

Over at The Scienteers, we just published a bite-sized interview with Dave Roman, part of our Ten Questions series. Please drop by!

 
We're a new group and wish to promote webcomics outside of our circle.

Draw Dash, win a Zune!

Just a heads up to Comixtalk users, my webcomic at hpkomics.com is about to transition into Cosmic Dash, and to celebrate, I am holding a drawing contest with the winner recieving a 30 gig Microsoft Zune as well as some original penciled pages and a character designed around the winners specifications. The contest is pretty easy to get involved with and lasts until November 5th, so check the contest page for details.

It's (almost) that time of year again folks! It's quickly approaching October and Studio Blu is now STUDIO BOO. The site has had an entire skin-change with all the festive colors of Halloween as well as a new header.

Not only that, but October is going to feature something REALLY special.

A bunch of webcomic artists, mostly from Drunk Duck, have started a livejournal community devoted to drawing the first 151 Pokemon, and it's open for anyone who wishes to join in. Rules include giving yourself a Pokemon name, and putting extra effort when it comes to your favorite Pokemon.

Interested in learning more? Click the Charmander to check it out.

Just thought that I would give a heads up that Galactic Hub Serreven is now updating again with full color pages every Saturday. If you're looking for a decent sci-fi comic that's pretty much just starting off, I hope you'll drop by my site.

I only stumbled onto Jorge Cham's Piled Higher and Deeper about a month and a half ago, but I've been hooked.

Just a heads up, four entries so far, if you've got an entry for me by Saturday, you could be one of the folks who qualifies for fan art.

I'm pleased with how it's going so far, hopefully Shmoofy will show up in other places.

Please visit the site to find out more.

I've decided to try something, I have a little bear thing I call Shmoofy that I tend to hide in my comics, and I want to see if I can get other people to put him in their comics too, which is why I started the SHMOOFY Experiment. He's pretty fun to tuck into the most unusual places, and I am hoping other people may get the same level of enjoyment of it as I do.