Not a webcomic, but pretty cool
cat garza’s band SUMMERMILK just completed recording their debut EP, simply titled SUMMERTIME DEMO. the cd contains seven tracks (four originals, three covers).
preview cat’s original music here
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Heidi McDonald has two stories on yesterday’s New York MOCCA Arts Festival. Story one and story two. Continue Reading
The History Channel takes a look at superheroes tonight in a program called Superheroes Unmasked. (9 PM ET). There’s also a section of the History Channel website created to be a companion to the program. Check it out at http://www.historychannel.com/comicbook/. Continue Reading
Sequential Tart interviews Keight Knight this month. Creator of the K-Chronicles (still available on Salon if you get a subscription or day-pass to the site) and member of the hip-hop group “Marginal Prophets, Knight talks comics with the ‘Tart. Continue Reading
The Alternative Weekly Award winners include one for cartoons. Here’re your 2003 winners:
CARTOON
4 or fewer papers
First Place: Various Strips, Chris Ware
Second Place: “La Petite Camera,” Garret Gaston
Third Place: “Slowpoke,” Jen Sorenson
Honorable Mention: “Suspect Device,” Greg Peters
5 or more papers
First Place: “Tom the Dancing Bug,” Ruben Bolling (Ken Fisher)
Second Place: “The City,” Derf (John Backderf) Continue Reading
Editor and Publisher’s Dave Astor reports on a speech given by Bloom County cartoonist Berkeley Breathed at the recent Reuben Awards Weekend sponsored by the National Cartoonists Society, wherein Mr. Breathed voiced a desire to return to weekly strip-cartooning.
ICV2 reports that the Adult Swim block on Cartoon Network is winning the 12-24 male demographic against all of its competition: including Leno and Letterman. Continue Reading
Ever wonder what’s the deal with the boot-legged “Calvin” stickers? Annoying.com has a long feature about the bootlegging of Bill Watterson’s comic-strip character in “peeing Calvin” stickers, complete with a gallery of images. Continue Reading
Check out this MSNBC story on the Wachowski brothers, Larry and Andy, the creative force for all three Matrix movies and huge fans of comics. Continue Reading
Frank Cho gets the tart treatment this month in an interview by Jen Contino. Continue Reading
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