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Keenspot Signs The Devil's Panties and Geebas on Parade

Submitted by Chris Crosby on May 18, 2005 - 10:54

Jennie Breeden is joining Keenspot. Jennie Breeden will move her two popular webcomics The Devil's Panties and Geebas On Parade from Keenspace to Keenspot.

UPDATE: Just to recap this week of Keen Exodus, six webcomic creators announced that they are or will be leaving Keenspot shortly: Paul Taylor, Brad Guigar, David Willis, Steve Troop, Kris Straub, and Paul Southworth. A wide-ranging discussion on Keen is going on over at Websnark here.

Men writing about women in webcomics

Submitted by Altercator on April 12, 2005 - 12:00

Since we're talking about women in webcomics, let's talk about the men who write about women in webcomics, and how do they fare in the portrayal of the fairer sex.

Webcomics In Print

Submitted by Erik Melander on February 23, 2005 - 14:17

Liriel McMahon recently printed the first issue of her webcomic Bad Blood. It can be bought through the Comixpress store.

The first volume of Paul Taylor's Wapsi Square is available through the Keenswag store. It weighs in at 152 black and white pages.

2004 WCCA Winners Announced

Submitted by Dedos on July 27, 2004 - 11:53

The 2004 Web Cartoonist's Choice Awards were announced July 25th. Big congratulations are in order for newcomer Adrian Ramos who picked up 6 awards for Count Your Sheep. Penny Arcade remains a favorite with 5 more awards to put on their mantle, including Outstanding Website Design. Both these titles share the coveted Outstanding Comic award this year.

The full list of categories and winners follows below:

Guest Week at PVP

Submitted by Xaviar Xerexes on July 23, 2004 - 14:35

Paul Taylor of Wapsi Square draws today's PvP. Taylor is a fantastic artist and Kurtz notes that he and Taylor will be working on a project together soon.

WCCA 2004 Finalists Posted

Submitted by Dedos on June 21, 2004 - 16:55

The finalists for the 2004 Web Cartoonists' Choice Awards have been posted. With this milestone, the polls are now open for all registered web cartoonists (registration information can be found here) to determine this year's winners. The fight for Outstanding Newcomer looks very interesting with Count Your Sheep, Questionable Content, Skirting Danger, and Sore Thumbs all vying for the title.

(Full List of Nominees Below)

Cover Artist Wish List

Submitted by dunk on October 31, 2003 - 17:44

I certainly have my own must have artists for future issues of comixpedia, but who would you like to see?

What Leah Fitzgerald is Reading

Submitted by Xaviar Xerexes on October 23, 2003 - 07:05

Leah Fitzgerald is Executive Editor for Interviews at Comixpedia. Currently she's reading:

1. Wapsi Square by Paul Taylor. The current storyline is coming together and it looks like it's going to be a treat.

2. Bruno by Christopher Baldwin. Don't we all have a Bruno moment now and then?

3. Dieselsweeties by R Stevens. Torpor is in trouble - Rich needs to hurry up and get to it.

4. Scary Go Round by John Allison. It's so cute to see Ryan in trouble - and in love. Da da dum.

5. Homestar Runner by Mike and Matt Chapman. Sure, it's not really a web comic but it cracks me up more consistently than anything else on the web.

More Webcomics Join The Keenspot Family

Submitted by Anonymous on October 15, 2003 - 20:44

Keenspot seems to be going through a significant growth spurt this year.

Kristofer Straub's Checkerboard Nightmare, Michael Terracciano's Dominic Deegan, Frank "Damonk" Cormier's (Naught-)Framed!!!, and Paul Taylor's Wapsi Square are the most recent additions in what seems to be a massive wave of new blood at the popular entertainment hub. With these latest recruits, the total of new webcomics to join Keenspot this year has now reached 11.

Checkerboard Nightmare has chosen a novel way of marking the occasion through its most current spoofish storyline. The webcomic's main character, a charismatically pathological publicity-whore named Chex, has just announced his acceptance into a Famous Webcomic Group -- this FWG's main page will seem awfully familiar to many.

Sources also report that these are not the last new inductees of the year -- readers can expect to see one more handful of additions to the Keenspot lineup in the next few months.

Good Forum Thread on Pens, Paper and Inking

Submitted by Xaviar Xerexes on May 28, 2003 - 10:56

An informative thread at Rocketbox about pens, paper and inking.

I was interested to see Paul Taylor mention that his favorite way to draw is on newsprint with soft lead pencils. I wouldn't think that scanned well but from the looks of Wapsi Square, apparently it works just fine.