Wahoo Morris
"That's the way the world goes 'round"
Submitted by Von Allan on March 5, 2008 - 19:21
That's the way that the world goes 'round.
You're up one day and the next you're down.
It's half an inch of water and you think you're gonna drown.
That's the way that the world goes 'round.
~ "That's the way the world goes 'round" by John Prine
Modern Tales Family Goes Downloadable
Submitted by Joey Manley on March 11, 2007 - 23:13
Today I'm happy to announce that the Modern Tales family of websites (Modern Tales, GirlAMatic, serializer and Graphic Smash) is the first major webcomics network to embrace the downloadable CBR format for full-length, high-resolution d
Webcomics - thoughts!
Submitted by Von Allan on March 8, 2007 - 16:39
I've long chewed over serializing the road to god knows... as a webcomic ever since I initially conceived the idea back in late 2004 (god, it's been so long...). Webcomics have certainly come a long way, too, but I'm primarily interested in those that have a "comic book feel" to them. Not so much the strip formated ones like Goats et al. Anyway, I keep going back and forth about it and I'd love to hear thoughts on this front.
I Went to SPX and All I Got Was This MATH IS DELICIOUS! T-shirt
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After a summer spent away from Comixpedia and comics too, it was great to catch up with all kinds of comics and creators at the Small Press Expo (aka SPX) this weekend. I caught some panels, bought some books and chatted with a lot of webcomic-friendly creators including Jeph Jacques and Danielle Corsetto.
Read WAHOO MORRIS for free!
Submitted by Craig Taillefer on May 25, 2006 - 11:57
WAHOO MORRIS is a feature of ModernTales.com the leading subscription based web comics magazine.
Starting May 15 WAHOO MORRIS begins an every-weekday re-run. The archives are free and will remain free until October so it's not too late to read along. The strip also runs at WahooMorris.com and the entire 92 page and counting archives can be read there by clicking on the comic itself.
This is being done as a lead up to the release of the first WAHOO MORRIS Trade Paperback later this year. More on that in a few weeks...
News Wars IV: A New Dope
Submitted by Xaviar Xerexes on May 18, 2006 - 10:14
There's been a delay in WCCA Nomination Round voting, but Final Round voting dates will not change.
Tom Nguyen has a new column on drawing breasts. On this subject it's always a good idea to revisit the classic column on the subject, The Bizarre Breasts Tutorial: How to Draw Breasts.
This month is supposed to be the movies&webcomics issue, right? Here's Fleen on a wishlist for webcomic movies.
Wahoo Morris goes daily. We had a lot of coverage of WM in our March Music Issue.
Congrats to MacHall's Ian McConville who graduated recently with a Fine Arts degree from Bowling Green.
The Pulse on webcomics: REVA SHARP'S SYNCHRONISM, Z CENAC'S KALMER UNWRITTEN, JOHN MIERS' KOTUBA, LIZ GREENFIELD's STUFF SUCKS , ANDREW KAIKO'S NORM AND CORY, PENNY SCOTT'S COMING FULL CIRCLE, and ROBERT BURKE RICHARDSON'S ELF-HELP.
Elijah Brubaker is drawing 50 superheroes. And makes snarky comments about it.
I added more updates to the videos related to comics post below.
And a bit random but this new search engine SNAP is kind of cool - it displays a screenshot in its results.
Talking To Craig Taillefer, Creator of Wahoo Morris
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Craig Taillefer has been impressing us for years with his strong illustative style and storytelling skills, and his webcomic, Wahoo Morris, about a rock band and its psychic protagonist, has been a delight. Al Schroeder talked with him about combining his musical background and artistic background into a very unique strip.
Hope You're Enjoying the Magazine Update
Submitted by Xaviar Xerexes on March 13, 2006 - 16:19
Hope you're enjoying the magazine update - interviews with Mitch Clem and Jeph Jacques so far plus a review of Wahoo Morris, a February news-in-review roundup by Gilead Pellaeon (with bonus illustration from yours truly), a brand new Welton Colbert and a new Comics Theory 101 from Neil Cohn. You can find all of it on the March 2006 Issue page here.
Wahoo Morris by Craig A Taillefer
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Apis Teicher reviews Craig A Taillefer’s Wahoo Morris, a webcomic about a struggling music group that deftly avoids the cliches of such a story and also injects an intriguing dose of magical realism into the mix.
