Check out the Keen crib of Keenspace’s Dennis Kanenwisher and see where he creates the popular F.O.G. Club Adventure.
You can check it out from Friday, May 30 through Thursday, June 5 — after which KeenPremium members can view it indefinitely.
It’s one of the Extras — like Mondays with Mel and Wednesday Webtoon Trivia at Greystone Inn. Continue Reading
Komikwerks, a leader in online and digitally distributed comics, has announced a series of printed anthologies, which will feature some of today’s best comics and animation professionals. The first book, entitled “Komikwerks Volume 1” will ship to stores in August 2003.
The book features work from such creators as Danny Miki (Spawn, Ultimate X-Men), Aaron Sowd (Detective Comics, Ultimate War), Vatche Mavlian (Daredevil/Spider-Man, Captain America: Red, White & Blue), Andy Kuhn (Grendel, Firebreather), Matt Haley (Tomb Raider, Gen13), S.D. Lara (Batman Beyond), James Burks (Iron Giant, Treasure Planet), and Vinton Heuck (He-Man animated series). Continue Reading
Jen Manley Lee’s sci-fi slice-of-life series Dicebox is featured on the freshman web site girlamatic.com. The series follows the lives of two female factory works in a society that is fluent in traveling through space. Read the full Jen Contino interview with Jen Manley Lee. Continue Reading
On this morning’s Journalista! weblog:
Fantagraphics needs your help. Fantagraphics Books, the publisher of the magazine (The Comic Journal) which sponsors this weblog, is deep in debt due to loans taken out several years ago, and must raise $80,000 in the next month or face a possible bankruptcy.
Bottom line is Fantagraphic is looking to sell lots of its inventory quickly. Continue Reading
A few months back, Namir Deiter did a strip which featured a cameo of Bob, from Knights of the Dinner Table. In issue #79, Attack of the 50-Foot Gamer, the strip was printed in KoDT’s letter column along with a personal endorsement from Jolly R. Blackburn, the comic’s creator. Continue Reading
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. Continue Reading
The 5th Annual Official UK Comic Festival was held in Bristol this year.
At the convention, fans vote for the Convention awards, including the Bulletproof Comics Award for “Best Online Strip.” This year’s winner is Fred the Clown by Roger Langridge. Other webcomics receiving votes included: Oddcases, Nowhere Girl, Bash St Kids, Juniper Crescent, PVP, Astounding Space Thrills, Death Takes A Holiday, and Miffy. Continue Reading
It’s not what you think.
According to an E! Online article, Bravo will produce and air a gay version of the reality-dating television show (the heterosexual market already having been well-worn by shows like The Bachelor and Joe Millionaire).
The name?
Boy Meets Boy. Exactly how much Bravo‘s show will mirror the beloved webcomic remains to be seen. Continue Reading
Pulse has coverage of Matt Groening’s recent win at the Reuben Awards. A full list of Reuben award winners can be found at the official website.
A new episode of Femme Noir is available at Supernatural Crime this week. Episode 11, entitled “An Eye For A Spy” is by Mills and Joe Staton. Continue Reading
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