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    Comic-Con International

  • Judges Named for 2010 Eisner Awards

    17 Nov 2009 | 5:45 pm
    Comic-Con International is proud to announce this years judging panel has been named for the 2010 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards. This blue-ribbon committee will be choosing the nominations to appear on the Eisner Awards ballot. Follow the link to learn the not-so-secret identities of this year's judging committee.

  • 1-Day Memberships Go On Sale December 15

    10 Nov 2009 | 12:10 am
    While 4-Day Memberships may be sold out, we have plenty of 1-Day Memberships for each day of the show that we'll begin selling online only on Tuesday, December 15th. Stay tuned for further announcements coming soon.

  • Comic-Con 2010 Masquerade Rules and Entry Form Online

    9 Nov 2009 | 11:45 pm
    The Comic-Con Masquerade will return once again to Ballroom 20 on the evening of Saturday, July 24, 2010. If you're interested in being a contestant, our new 2010 Masquerade Rules and Entry Form is now available on our site. A more complete article will be added soon, so stay tuned.

  • In Memoriam - Shel Dorf

    5 Nov 2009 | 9:25 pm
    Shel Dorf's love of comic books and their creators had no equal. It was his appreciation of this art form and his keen foresight that helped to create what is Comic-Con. It is with a heavy heart that we -- the Board of Directors, Committee, Staff and Volunteers of Comic-Con -- mourn the passing or our dear friend Shel. Follow the link to read a tribute written by Shel's longtime friend R. C. Harvey (Comics Journal).

  • 2010 Film Festival Submissions Open Dec. 1!

    28 Oct 2009 | 10:15 am
    The Comic-Con International Independent Film Festival (CCI-IFF) will open to submissions starting December 1. The deadline for submitting films is March 15, 2010. All film submissions must be be accompanied by the official entry form and postmarked between Dec. 1, 2009 and March 15, 2010. The official rules and entry form will be posted on this page on or before Dec. 1. Please check back for more information.
 
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    Comics and Geeks

  • Ame-Comi Heroine: SuperGirl (v.2)

    Zimm
    20 Nov 2009 | 4:51 am
    Produced By DC DirectDesigned By Jonathan MatthewsSculpted By Jonathan MatthewsSize 8.75"HType PVC StatueRelease July 2010Retail Price $60Zimm's Two CentsI was a huge fan of the first Supergirl; however, this one leaves a tad bit to be desired. Overall, it is pretty good, but there are a few things that stand out.Points in FavorThe mirror is a nice touch.She looks more like a cheerleader then a hustler - which tends to be an ongoing them with Ame-Comi. This statue seems to have more of a 'cartoon' simplistic style to it. Look at the face and legs. I like the corset style costume. Great…

  • Ame-Comi Heroine: Steel

    Zimm
    19 Nov 2009 | 5:09 am
    Ame-Comi. Ame-Comi! AME-COMI!!!!! WAHOOOOOO!Produced By DC DirectDesigned By Dustin NguyenSculpted By Jonathan MatthewsSize 8.25"HType PVC StatueRelease July 2010Retail Price $60Zimm's Two CentsWhile I haven't enjoyed all of the releases, I have enjoyed the series. I have enjoyed the different takes on the DC Universe characters, and this is one of them. I am always excited to see a new piece from them.Points in FavorSteampunk Goggles! Wahoo. I got to combine Steampunk with a Statue Review.Colors - Simple, but Striking. From the Blue, to the red and yellow and the white of the metal…

  • DC Dynamics: Superman

    Zimm
    18 Nov 2009 | 5:01 am
    This is the fourth, in a six part series, of statues scheduled for a 2010 release. While we have seen Batman, Aquaman, Wonder Woman and Superman, I am wondering who the remaining two statues are and what environment they will be interacting in. (Robert: Um, Green Lantern & Flash? Not that I'm cynical or anything.)Distributed By DC DirectDesigned By Tim BrucknerSculpted By Tim BrucknerSize 11.75"H x 6"W x 5"DType Porcelain StatueRelease July 2010Retail Price $195.00Zimm's Two CentsSo far, the only statue that I really, really liked out of this bunch has been the Aquaman; however, I think…

  • Crisis on Two Earths: Owlman

    Zimm
    17 Nov 2009 | 3:48 am
    It looks to be the first of a series of Maquette characters from the upcoming DVD Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths. Here we have the villain, from a parallel universe, the Owlman.Produced By DC DirectSculpted by Derek MillerType Porcelain Maquette StatueEdition Size 4000Size 9.2"H x 5.5"W x 8.75"DRelease February 2010Retail Price $99.99Zimm's Two CentsI like the Maquette style of statues, and in general, I am rather accepting of them - there have been some that I have not enjoyed but this is not one of them.Points in FavorSimplicity in colors. The Owlman is the Parallel Universe…

  • Heroes

    Robert
    12 Nov 2009 | 7:47 am
    Is anyone still watching Heroes? Monday's episode was the first I've watched in weeks. Sadly little progress has been made in the storylines.The Sylar/Matt Parkman situation was, for me, the most interesting part of the whole episode.I did like how they tied back to season 1 by Sylar taking Matt back to Midland, TX, to the diner where Charlie worked.Otherwise, it wasn't really very interesting.One thing I don't understand is why they keep tweaking the various characters' powers, especially Peter Petrelli. It doesn't add anything of interest to the story for me.Anyone with a different opinion?
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  • Gareb Shamus buys New England Comic Con - Comic Book Resources

    20 Nov 2009 | 3:17 pm
    Gareb Shamus buys New England Comic ConComic Book ResourcesLooks like the Con War has opened a new front: Wizard Entertainment CEO Gareb Shamus has purchased the New England Comic Con to add to his ever-growing

  • Helping The Heroes of Comics - ChicagoNow (blog)

    19 Nov 2009 | 8:22 pm
    Helping The Heroes of ComicsChicagoNow (blog)New York, NY (November 19, 2009) - The Hero Initiative and Wizard World Comic Con will partner in 2010 to maximize the reach to fans for this important

  • New Avatar Featurette For You To Debate Over - Latino Review.com

    19 Nov 2009 | 6:45 pm
    guardian.co.ukNew Avatar Featurette For You To Debate OverLatino Review.comI wasn't able to check it out at Comic-Con and I'll be damned if I'm gonna waste gas to go watch 16 minutes of it in a movie theater. 4 Minute Clip from AVATAR is Online….For NowCollider.com (blog)French 'Avatar' Leaked Footage and PosterNews in Film (blog)New Avatar Featurette/FILM (blog)all 266 news articles »

  • Free Half-Blood Prince Comic-Con tote bags from Warner Bros shop - SnitchSeeker.com

    19 Nov 2009 | 8:41 am
    SnitchSeeker.comFree Half-Blood Prince Comic-Con tote bags from Warner Bros shopSnitchSeeker.comWarner Bros Harry Potter Shop is now offering the Comic-Con Half-Blood Prince massive tote-bag free with any purchase of $50 or more in the US. and more »

  • Iron Man 2 Trailer with Sherlock Holmes? - Superherohype.com

    19 Nov 2009 | 7:39 am
    Iron Man 2 Trailer with Sherlock Holmes?Superherohype.comI've seen the comic con footage dozens of times. It can still be found online with little effort. I will not give out the link though. and more »
 
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    Comics Reporter

  • Five For Friday #190 -- Bah-gins

    Tom Spurgeon
    21 Nov 2009 | 12:00 am
    Five For Friday #190 -- Name Four Great Comics You've Found for Free or at a Reduced Price And Something Memorable About One Of Those Transactions 1. Binky Brown and the Holy Virgin Mary 2. The Eternals #4 3. X-Men #59 4. The Early Morning Milk-Train 5. My dad's copy of The Early Morning Milk-Train was one of a dozen books that I kept upon his passing, and the only one that I hadn't read before. suggested by Douglas Wolk ***** *****

  • Friday Distraction: Ditko Comics

    Tom Spurgeon
    20 Nov 2009 | 6:00 pm

  • Your 2009 Berryman Award Winner

    Tom Spurgeon
    20 Nov 2009 | 3:30 pm
    According to a post at Daily Cartoonist, the Denver Post cartoonist Mike Keefe has received the 2009 Clifford K. & James T. Berryman Award for Editorial Cartoonist. Ann Telnaes of washingtonpost.com and Matt Wuerker of Politico were also cited for their work. A certificate of merit was give to a series by Bill Day on the subject of child abuse. The Berryman award was endowed in 1989 by Florence Berryman in remembrance of her late father and brother, both esteemed cartoonists. Last year's winner was Nate Beeler. Keefe will receive a crystal trophy and a $2,500 cash prize at the National…

  • Go, Look: Marvelous Mike 02

    Tom Spurgeon
    20 Nov 2009 | 3:25 pm

  • Another Company's Recession Sale: BP

    Tom Spurgeon
    20 Nov 2009 | 3:20 pm
    I don't want to get into the habit of running people's sales as news articles. That way lies madness. At the same time, when the sale in question is important to someone in comics' bottom line in a way that doesn't just mean more profits or burning off back stocks, I'm inclined to pay attention. Alvin Buenaventura wrote me earlier this week to say the current sale at Buenaventura Press (20 percent off across the board, I believe) is not only the company's first sale of that type but is there "to encourage direct orders because we're really struggling." I like their books as a…
 
 
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    Capcom : Official Blog

  • More Dark Void Goodness: Mixed Combat

    jgonzo
    20 Nov 2009 | 7:11 pm
    The folks over at the Dark Void community site have one more video to show off before the weekend. This time, they're showing off the mixed combat in the game: Dark Void provides everything that makes a game epic: insane bosses, deep characters, sweet arsenal of weaponry, engaging story line and ... an awesome combat system! Not only do you get to fight Watchers on land, you can do it in the air, off the side of cliffs, hanging off Watcher dropships ... well, you get the idea. It's not only about how many different places you get to reign down utter doom, it's also about the methods you use…

  • Monster Hunter Tri University: Representing the Community

    jgonzo
    20 Nov 2009 | 5:54 pm
    As you may have heard, we recently held a huge event for Monster Hunter Tri in the form of Monster Hunter Tri University in San Francisco. We invited you folks- the members of Capcom Unity- and the press for some MH learnin'. Ron was on hand at the event and wrote up a nice blog about his experience that includes tons of pictures and videos. Keep an eye on Unity for any future community events and thanks to everyone that showed up for Monster Hunter Tri University!

  • Whatcha' doing this Weekend? Street Fightin!

    s-kill
    20 Nov 2009 | 5:36 pm
    In a surprise to nobody, I'll be playing me some SFIV this weekend. Wes and I are headed south to sunny Sunnyvale CA this weekend for the long-running NorCal Regionals. I'm going to see some old friends, some hot SFIV action, and of course to have my skull cracked. I'll be tagging in on the event's live stream as well, so be sure to mute your speakers to avoid being lulled gently to sleep. I posted about this before, but I'm posting again mostly because I find their poster extremely cool, and it wasn't done in time for the last post. If you're in the area, be sure to stop by, or better yet,…

  • Carry All Your Stuff In The Deal Of The Week

    DJay
    20 Nov 2009 | 4:21 pm
    Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo is one of our most beloved games. When we releasedSuper Puzzle Fighter II TurboHD Remix as a downloadable title we all remembered what a blast it was to play. We couldn't get enough of it here in the office, smack talk reverberating throughout the 3rd floor. We still love it and hope to get a few games in today! In loving tributethe Capcom Storeoffers up this week's Deal Of the Week. Not one, not two, not even three, but four Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo bags to carry all your stuff. These popular tote and messenger bags have been sold out everywhere for some…

  • Playing Monster Hunter: Watch it Now or Join In

    Snow_Infernus
    20 Nov 2009 | 2:48 pm
    We're playing Monster Hunter on adhocParty right now! See the details on where to meet up with us right here, or watch the live UStream of us hunting above!
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    Nemu-Nemu

  • Un-Homemade

    kimonostereo
    20 Nov 2009 | 2:01 am
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  • Nemu & Anpan's SHUPER Holiday Sale!

    kitsy
    19 Nov 2009 | 1:19 am
    UPDATE: The Shop glitch is FIXED. Sorry about that! The Holiday sale page is now working again. The sale is ON! Sale ends on December 20th! USPS X-mas shipping deadlines are as follows: - International/AFO/FPO - December 6th - US Mainland - December 14th - Hawaii - December 20th Shop for yourself or shop for your friends and family~! Scott and I thank you for your support~! BTW -- I think we're going to San Diego Comic Con 2010! More info on that one later.

  • A Marketing Misunderstanding

    kimonostereo
    18 Nov 2009 | 2:01 am
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  • Henshin Sweat => Pocari Sweat!

    kitsy
    18 Nov 2009 | 12:04 am
    Henshin Sweat is, thankfully, not made of sweat. It's based on an actual Japanese health drink called "Pocari Sweat". The actual Pocari Sweat product It's not made of sweat, although I've come across a number of people who claim it looks like it. (Probably due to the cloudy whiteness of the liquid. XD;) It's actually a mild, slightly citrusy sports drink and I find it quite refreshing. Think... "grapefruit" without the crazy sour. You'll likely be able to find it at most Japanese grocers~ It's right up there with my other favorite - C.C. Lemon. And hey! You'll also be able to find our latest…

  • Constant Or Not

    kimonostereo
    16 Nov 2009 | 2:01 am
    Continue reading "Constant Or Not" »
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    Penny Arcade

  • Comic: The Fullness Of Time

    20 Nov 2009 | 12:00 am
    New Comic: The Fullness Of Time

  • News: The Fullness Of Time

    20 Nov 2009 | 12:00 am
    Tycho: New Super Mario Brothers Wii is marriage poison. I wouldn't play this game with any person you want to see again. In its multiplayer interpretation, which I suggest be referred to as "Divorce Mode," choreographing your platform jumps in a way that does not interfere with another person's basic game interactions can be quite difficult - particularly in portions where player movement itself can kill teammates while you progress the level, or when the natural scroll of the camera can kill those who lag behind. One of these two things is almost always happening, though.  So hm.  …

  • News: Gyromancer

    18 Nov 2009 | 7:54 pm
    Gabe: I was very excited about Gyromancer and I decided to grab it on the PC since I saw it right there in Steam when I went to play Torchlight. I remember now why I quit playing games on the PC. I installed the game game but when I tried to launch it would fail. I got some ambiguous error report about how the program encountered an error. I tried deleting and re installing the game a few times to see if that did anything. When that didn't work I went and checked all my updates and drivers. My machine was ...

  • Comic: Grim

    18 Nov 2009 | 12:00 am
    New Comic: Grim

  • News: Grim

    18 Nov 2009 | 12:00 am
    Tycho: I have to say that we found DJ Hero quite interesting, actually. I understand that it didn't sell particularly well, but that's never been an especially valid barometer of aesthetics. It's significant to me that the music you're playing in the game is new, purpose-built material.  I've heard that the track list is one of the main problems with this experiment, but I'm prepared to call that perspective devilry - I don't see any value in equivocation. Some songs are mixed more than once, and this results in diminished satisfaction, but if after a few half-hearted scratches you've…
 
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    Silent Kimbly

  • Twitter

    Ryan Sias
    29 Oct 2009 | 7:34 am
    Speaking of Tweets, did you know I’m on twitter now? http://twitter.com/ryansias Share This

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    29 Oct 2009 | 6:33 am
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  • Eye candy

    Ryan Sias
    26 Oct 2009 | 7:33 am
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  • Twitter

    Ryan Sias
    25 Oct 2009 | 8:16 pm
    Hello everyone!I’ve started a Twitter feed. You can see more what I’m up to. Book stuff and some painting. I’m going to have some new Tenderness paintings soon!http://twitter.com/ryansias  Share This

  • swept off feet

    Ryan Sias
    3 Aug 2009 | 6:58 pm
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    QC RSS

  • Why Hello There

    20 Nov 2009 | 1:47 am
    DICKS DICKS ALL WEEKEND LONG

  • He Has A Very Strict Policy

    19 Nov 2009 | 1:26 am
    Sorry this one is so late, some friends and I went to see 2012 for our weekly Bad Movie Night, and...holy god. Normally the movies we watch are at the very least entertaining, but that movie is fucking AWFUL. See you tomorrow.

  • Euphemising Euphemisms

    17 Nov 2009 | 10:40 pm
    Here are the HOLIDAY DEADLINES FOR ORDERING QC MERCHANDISE! Act now now now nowwwwwww see you tomorrow

  • Never, Ever Wear Such A Shirt

    16 Nov 2009 | 9:04 pm
    oh my god the newest Fuck Buttons album is so good I cannot stop listening to it I will NEVER STOP LISTENING TO IT AAAAAAAAAAAAAH

  • Clandestine Operation

    16 Nov 2009 | 10:23 am
    sorry for the late RSS update- I can't post these from home. This will be rectified once we've moved into our new place. ps: cocks
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    Comics Worth Reading

  • Tezuka Film Retrospective Report

    Ed Sizemore
    20 Nov 2009 | 9:25 am
    by Ed Sizemore Tezuka and Astro Boy as a stamp This has been a good year for English-language Osama Tezuka fans. Vertical is printing his Black Jack series in beautiful editions. DMP published Tezuka’s experimental manga, Swallowing the Earth. Frederick Schodt is touring the country with his lecture on the life and legacy of Tezuka. Two new books about the life and works of Tezuka were published this year too, God of Comics and The Art of Osamu Tezuka: God of Manga. To cap it all off, the Smithsonian’s Freer Gallery of Art is hosting a month long celebration of Tezuka’s animated works,…

  • The Defenders Appear on Marvel’s Super Hero Squad Show

    Johanna
    20 Nov 2009 | 7:55 am
    Tomorrow at 7:30 PM Eastern, the Defenders guest-star on The Super Hero Squad Show. This reworking of Marvel superhero characters for kids airs on the Cartoon Network. Here’s the plot description: Baron Mordo transforms Iron Man into the evil “Iron Menace”, a deadly threat who overcomes both the Lethal Legion and the Squad! But when Silver Surfer and Hulk team with Dr. Strange and Valkyrie to form “The Defenders,” the forces of good will “Hero Up!” like never before! Gossip Girl alumni Michelle Trachtenberg reprises her role as Valkyrie in this…

  • Castle DVD Case Oddity

    Johanna
    19 Nov 2009 | 5:58 pm
    KC and I really enjoy Castle, the mystery show with Nathan Fillon (Firefly) as a thriller writer who helps the police solve murders. Castle: The Complete First SeasonBuy this DVD set So since the Complete First Season DVD set has been on deep discount this week ($17 bucks or so compared to a list price of $40), we decided to buy it. The set has some entertaining-sounding featurettes, bloopers, and commentaries, which we enjoy. Our first try was from Amazon.com. We have the free shipping plan, so that was easy — wouldn’t even have to leave the house! Unfortunately, someone at…

  • How Up Was Made

    Johanna
    18 Nov 2009 | 5:59 am
    To promote Up coming out on DVD last week, the publicity group sent this set of images showing how the movie was put together. I thought you might be interested in seeing how a scene developed. Click the images (and then wait) to see really large versions. The storyboard The start of image generation Modeling the set More animation Add clothing Additional shading Additional effects Final lighting Update: Here’s some more Up-related art, process work involving graphic design and illustration for the film. Similar Posts: Punisher War Zone Interactive Comic § V for Vendetta Movie…

  • The Lizard Prince Book 1

    Johanna
    17 Nov 2009 | 6:15 pm
    This manga, a romance in a magical fantasy setting, has enough humor to make it an enjoyable read for the young and young-thinking. The Lizard Prince Book 1Buy this book As explained in the author’s notes, this book is Asuka Izumi’s first collection, so it follows a typical pattern: The first chapter works as a stand-alone story establishing the premise. That’s so if the concept isn’t popular or picked up, then there’s still a satisfactory ending. But this series was popular enough to get four more chapters (and a second book, which concludes the short series).
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    Sugary Serials

  • Switch Runners #1 Now For Sale at IndyPlanet!

    Jerzy Drozd
    17 Nov 2009 | 12:14 pm
    After crash-landing on an alien world, a group of explorers discover an amazing energy source that grants their machines the ability to switch from high-speed reconnaissance vehicles to fantastic battle modes! But the brutal Tritannus and his interplanetary band of outlaws will stop at nothing to claim the Ovidian Energy for themselves! It’s a fight to the finish, with the fate of the galaxy as the ultimate prize! These are the adventures of–SWITCH RUNNERS You can now purchase Switch Runners, first serialized in Sugary Serials issues 9 & 10, in its entirety and in print…

  • Saturday Supercast 23 - Halloween Cartoon Specials

    shawn
    20 Oct 2009 | 9:52 am
    Hello Everyone!  The Saturday Supercast is back after a brief hiatus with episode 23. This time out Jerzy, Kevin, and Shawn are filled with the spirit of the Great Pumpkin as they discuss some favorite Halloween specials from their youth. Throughout the 60s, 70s, & 80s kids all around the western hemisphere were treated with all sort of cartoon and claymation specials in celebration of the creepiest of holidays.  From branded mainstays like It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown and Garfield’s Halloween Adventure, to one-off movies and shows like Rankin/Bass’ Mad Monster…

  • Saturday Supercast 22 - He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, Pt 2

    shawn
    31 Aug 2009 | 11:06 am
    Hello everyone, I’m really excited to be announcing episode 22 of the Saturday Supercast this week!  In this episode Jerzy, Kevin and Shawn finish off our exploration of the first season of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. Again, for those not familiar, in the series He-Man and his friends, the Sorceress, Man-At-Arms, Teela, Ram Man, Orko, and Stratos wage an endless battle defending Castle Greyskull and the planet Eternia against Skeletor and his evil warriors, Beastman, Evil-Lyn, Trap Jaw, Merman, and Triklops, who want to conquer and rule the world. The series, produced by…

  • Saturday Supercast 21 - He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, Pt 1

    shawn
    14 Aug 2009 | 9:25 am
    Hello guys and gals, we’re back this week with episode 21 of the Saturday Supercast! In this episode, the first of a 2-part series, Jerzy, Kevin and Shawn begin exploring another touchstone of 80s animation, season 1 of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. In the series, He-Man and his friends, the Sorceress, Man-At-Arms, Teela, Ram Man, Orko, and Stratos wage an endless battle defending Castle Greyskull and the planet Eternia against Skeletor and his evil warriors, Beastman, Evil-Lyn, Trap Jaw, Merman, and Triklops, who want to conquer and rule the world. The series, produced by…

  • Saturday Supercast 20 - G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero, Pt 2

    shawn
    17 Jul 2009 | 8:45 pm
    Continuing the discussion of the 1st G.I. Joe mini, A Real American Hero, this episode of the Saturday Supercast delves into the final three episodes of the series which debuted on network TV back in September 1983.  Again, joining Jerzy Drozd (editor and one of the creators of Sugary Serials) in this episode (you can find part 1 here) are Kevin Cross and Shawn Robare.  This first story arc featured the introduction of the conflict between G.I. Joe (the codename for America’s daring, highly-trained special mission force) and Cobra (a ruthless terrorist organization determined to rule the…
 
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    Pigtails & Potbellies by Mike White

  • Page One Panel One

    31 Oct 2009 | 6:43 pm
    Here are the first 2 pages from the P&P graphic novel I'm working on. I did some experiments with grays and found a way of doing letra-tone and also decided to letter it on the computer. The computer lettering is easier to read and let's me tweak the dialogue up until the very end :) I've toyed around with P&P as a graphic novel and I really like the format. Even the strip itself was a serial, and I tended to have narratives lasting over the course of many episodes, so this seems like the way to go. I'm not finished writing the whole story (it's gonna be epic!), but I have the first…

  • More Original Art From the Storybook

    27 Oct 2009 | 10:40 am

  • NOW AVAILABLE!!!

    19 Oct 2009 | 7:19 pm
    Yeah! While I was away, Apple gave the green light to the Vol.1 P&P Comic App!Click on the image to buy it from iTunes!

  • Storybook Original Pages 4 - 12

    7 Oct 2009 | 12:19 pm
    :: Read on COMICSPACE ::

  • Another Review for P&P Storybook!

    1 Oct 2009 | 12:07 pm
    Big thanks to Beckie and her daughter for giving it a try and spreading the word :)
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    Kawaii Not

  • kawaii not: roll up! roll up!

    18 Nov 2009 | 5:37 pm
    november 18 2009: New strip -- Lace up and roll out! Let the mobile circular agression celebration begin! Want to know what those Mario Bros. coin boxes actually think? Then check out my Dueling Analogs guest strip! Fashionable feet news! Kawai Teeth and Kawaii Rainbow socks! Now available from Sock It To me Socks! I'm walking on cuteness! Whoa oh oh... new t-shirts! Come and get your holiday shopping done with Kawaii Not fashion! We've got two brand new, limited edition designs for you to choose from: Remember: this is a pre-order sale. These shirts will only be available until November…

  • kawaii not: game strategy

    13 Nov 2009 | 9:17 pm
    november 13 2009: New strip -- Oh god! I can't get that song out of my head!!! new t-shirts! Come and get your holiday shopping done with Kawaii Not fashion! We've got two brand new, limited edition designs for you to choose from: Remember: this is a pre-order sale. These shirts will only be available until November 30th, and will begin shipping December 14th.

  • kawaii not: if life gives you rice cakes...

    10 Nov 2009 | 8:39 pm
    november 10 2009: New strip -- Adding a little icing wouldn't hurt, either. XD This is strip #300! That's a hell of a lot of cute gone bad, don't ya think? Sponsor Link: Always something fun from Japan

  • kawaii not: unspooled

    6 Nov 2009 | 11:05 pm
    november 6 2009: New strip -- Sometimes you have to unspool a little... it helps you get all untangled from yourself. I'm having a painting sale over at my Etsy shop! I've knocked $10 off the price of the large ones, plus you get free shipping with them as well. Pretty sweet, right? Sponsor Link: Always something fun from Japan

  • kawaii not: x-rayed!

    3 Nov 2009 | 10:33 pm
    november 3 2009: New strip -- Be careful... x-rays know all your secrets! And I hear they are awful gossips. I'm having a painting sale over at my Etsy shop! I've knocked $10 off the price of the large ones, plus you get free shipping with them as well. Pretty sweet, right? Thank you everyone for entering the "Which Three Kawaii Nots Should Be T-Shirts NOW" contest! The five winners have been happily notified. And I will definitely be hosting another contest soon! Hoorah! Sponsor Link: Always something fun from Japan
 
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    Octopus Pie

  • New One-Shot, Amidst Planning

    16 Nov 2009 | 6:51 pm
    Hi all! Lately I've been busy working on the next storyline, doing up holiday store items, and planning my holiday trips. But in the meantime, here is a one-shot comic I hope you'll enjoy! By the way, do you live in Portland, OR or a city nearby? My studiomates Aaron, Luke and I are having an open house on Saturday, December 5th, and it's open to all! Merch will be for sale, schmoozing will be had, and you can see where and how I get my cartooning done. We'll also be joined by some awesome guests. Check the poster for all the details: RSVP on Facebook if you wanna go! It's going to be lots of…

  • Crappy Halloween!

    30 Oct 2009 | 2:40 pm
    Hope you all have a blast on Halloween! Here's what some of the OP cast are wearing this year: This year's theme is Bad Movies. Can you guess them all?

  • Fear Part 2 – Read it Now!

    28 Oct 2009 | 4:40 pm
    More... The 2nd half of this story has been posted! Which means that’s all for this chapter. Thanks for reading! There will be another update before Halloween, so be sure to check back within the next couple of days. Or... since you're on this feed, be sure to... right.

  • Comics on the Horizon

    24 Oct 2009 | 1:21 am
    Things have been busy lately! Not a day goes by that I'm not drawing, writing, and designing things for the comic. But admittedly there's been a long silence since the last story update, so I'd like to clue you folks in on what's new. Why is it taking so long? Plain and simple: I've been working nonstop on the Random House book. There was a period in October in which some part of my workload absolutely needed to wait - and unfortunately, it was the next update. I had already finished all of the penciling, too, so it was particularly frustrating to have to put it on hold! But I'm just one…

  • Wrapping up the con season + STUFF!

    2 Oct 2009 | 12:40 pm
    Hey all -- sorry for the silence for a few weeks. I've been hard at work on the new storyline, on laying out my book for Random House, and on finishing up a fantastic convention season. SPX was an absolute blast! Thank you to everyone who came by. I was totally blown away by the friendliness and enthusiasm of this year's crowd. It was the best SPX in years. I met lots of old friends, made lots of new ones, and genuinely felt the love among comics people. Just a reminder: if you're in the San Francisco area, come by to the Alternative Press Expo (APE) on October 17-18! I'll be at the Topatoco…
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    KUKUBURI by Ramón Pérez

  • kukuburi by scott ferguson

    Ramón
    16 Nov 2009 | 8:01 pm
    scott sent me two versions of this piece, one with dialogue and one without – leaving the final decision up to me. i chuckled out loud at lenny’s sarcasm and had to post the one with dialogue. thank you scott for a wonderful piece :) over the coming weeks i will be doing a signing at orbital comics in london and attending thought bubble in leeds. so if you’re within earshot come say hello. for more details visit my travel-blog. december 1st is just around the corner… whereupon our story continues!

  • kukuburi by neal skorpen

    Ramón
    9 Nov 2009 | 8:01 pm
    neal sent me this fun rendition of the brigade ready to go out for hallowe’en as they all dress up as each other! unfortunately i had already scheduled the hallowe’en update but there’s no reason i still can’t share :) check out neal’s own webcomic the introvert manifesto. as for me, i’m still traveling about. in the next couple of days i will be doing some signings in milan along with cameron stewart (of sin titulo) and karl kerschl (of the abominable charles christopher.) if you’re in the neighbourhood please swing by and say hello. for a more…

  • kukuburi by kristofer williamson

    Ramón
    2 Nov 2009 | 8:01 pm
    Kukuburi We step through the white picket gate Picking up on the fantastic Sculpting the diamond clouds Against the platinum skies Flying with hat riding high. This laughing cadaver cavorting with my creations As monsieur chapeau cries battle stations Riding the cavalry “Battle Whale? Awesome” Circled by the manta Rays of light cascading from a plummeting girl’s goggles And her Quixotic press-on snail “Oh, thank goodness, L’Academie des Chapeux, Rendo will know where to go” Zomgz breaks out the Newton Bringing chaotic calculations to fruition Ensuring some demolition As you watch…

  • kukuburi by łukasz okólski

    Ramón
    26 Oct 2009 | 9:01 pm
    this beauty comes from łukasz okólski, not only is he talented but he is a super nice guy to boot. it was thanks to the wheels set in motion by łukasz that i was able to attend the komiks festiwal in łódź-poland earlier this month. check out łukasz’ blog which has links to his various other comic creations as well! there’s only one catch… it’s all in polish. the komiks festiwal holds many great memories for me. i met a lot of great people which i now happily call friends. another fine fellow i met is robert sienicki, who i believe if memory serves, also…

  • kukuburi by chris baldie

    Ramón
    19 Oct 2009 | 9:01 pm
    i can imagine rendo’s voice clear as day in the last panel and it makes me chuckle everytime i read chris’ comic strip! chris in fact actually did two guest strips for me and could decide which to send me, so he sent both, i on the other hand couldn’t pick just one cause i loved both. so below, for your perusal, is chris’ other bit of kukuburi love. just give it a click and make it grow… :) you can find other tidbits of chris’ talent here. also, if you happen to be in europe or the uk i might just be in your neighbourhood sooner than later, peruse my…
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    cow & buffalo

  • fan art: bruna brito!

    mike
    5 Nov 2009 | 2:16 pm
    awesome artist and longtime, super cool c&b fan, bruna brito, just made my day with this amazing fan art she surprised me with today: seriously, how awesome is this? those colors are gorgeous. in case none of you have realized it yet, cow and buffalo are indeed on indefinite hiatus while i focus on some other comics. they’ll be back—not for a while i’m afraid—but one day i promise. in the meantime, just be glad bruna could finally give all of you what i never could: cow and buffalo in spaaaaaaaaace! make sure to check out more of her awesome artwork HERE!

  • goodbye, and thanks for the cakes

    mike
    11 Oct 2009 | 9:00 am
    this seems like as good a place as any to take a break.

  • in longest day

    mike
    4 Oct 2009 | 9:00 am
    really, no one should ever travel to space without their green lantern ring. i never leave earth without mine. also- i wanted to remind you all that next week i’ll be at the baltimore comic-con! i’m really excited about this one since it’s a new one for me and i’ve heard a lot of great things about it. plus i get to hang out with a whole bunch of old and new friends- most of whom i only get to see at these comic get-togethers. that’s always the best part. i’ll have my usual arsenal of books, prints, and awesome looks with me, as well as drawing sketches for…

  • parting ways

    mike
    27 Sep 2009 | 9:00 am
    don’t worry. i’m sure that’s not the last we’ve seen of torry- and all his cookie baking goodness.

  • you know how it is

    mike
    20 Sep 2009 | 9:00 am
    today is the five month anniversary of the beginning of this story arc!
 
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    The Abominable Charles Christopher

  • Trip Advisor

    karl
    18 Nov 2009 | 5:00 am
    Last leg of the journey! I’m doing a signing at Orbital Comics in London, and then we’re off to Leeds for the ThoughtBubble Festival! Hope to see some of you there!

  • Remembrance Day

    karl
    11 Nov 2009 | 5:00 am
    Of interest: I actually read the phrase ‘GANK A BIG HOOLER’ on a washroom stall many years ago. For me, these profound words epitomize the brink of madness upon which modern man ever teeters. I’m glad that I was able to share them with you. Today, Cameron, Ramón and I are signing at Alastor Milano Fumetto in Milan. Thanks for setting this up, Michele!

  • Guest Strip – Skottie Young

    karl
    4 Nov 2009 | 5:00 am
    I met Skottie Young years ago in Chicago when we were both working on different Marvel Comics projects. We talked a lot about doing our own work, experimenting with different art styles and formats, and creating comics we were passionate about. Now it’s several years later, and Skottie just hit the New York Times bestseller list with his stunning adaptation of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. If you haven’t seen this yet, please go and check it out. It’s a gorgeous hardcover edition and an example of Skottie at his fearless, energetic best. He’s also got a 300-page…

  • Happy Halloween!

    karl
    28 Oct 2009 | 6:00 am
    Blargh, indeed. I’m missing Halloween. But to make up for it, I’m in Lisbon, doing a signing at Kingpin Books! And this weekend I’ll be at the Lille Comics Festival in France! That’s a fair trade, I think.

  • Evidence!

    karl
    21 Oct 2009 | 6:00 am
    I’m off to Europe tomorrow! I’ll be gone for a month, but The Abominable Charles Christopher will continue each Wednesday, as scheduled, and I’ll try to blog some fun photos and sketches from abroad. If you find yourself near any of the shows or stores listed below, stop on by and say hello! Au revoir! -karl
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    PvPonline

  • New Stuff

    admin
    20 Nov 2009 | 12:32 am
    First I want to thank everyone for their very kind and humbling words regarding the last week of strips. It’s so exciting to discover that after 11 years, I can still create something that surprises my readers. And I can’t tell you how exciting it is to still have new things to discover about my work, and these characters, after over a decade of working with them. Many of you have asked if I would be willing to offer “The Incident” as a print, containing the entire story. I talked to my partners at Amplifier earlier in the week and they’ve already set things up…

  • The Incident – Finis

    admin
    19 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm

  • The Incident – Part Four

    admin
    18 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm

  • The Incident – Part Three

    admin
    17 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm

  • The Incident – Part Two

    admin
    16 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
 
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    Scary Go Round

  • News for Nov 20, 2009!

    19 Nov 2009 | 11:22 pm
    [November 19th 2009] HOLIDAY DEADLINES - CUSTOM ARTWORK At this time of year a lot of people like to buy personalised books, custom prints and Scary Go Round sketches for close friends and loved ones (with exquisite taste). If you're outside the UK and you're planning on getting any of these things, please order by December 1st to ensure timely delivery. This year I will be doing single-character Scary Go Round/Bad Machinery/Bobbins A4 drawings (about 8.3x11.7") for £25 in B&W and £40 with marker colour, please email john@scarygoround.com with the subject "SGR COMMISSIONS" to…

  • strip for November 19, 2009

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    Overcompensating

  • strip for November / 19 / 2009: The Sting

    18 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    The Sting I know it's probably a symptom of how crazy I am, but it is pretty insane how much better I feel when a doctor tells you there ain't nothin' wrong with me. It's like how your car runs better after you wash it, or how much more attractive you become when you're drunk. Before a couple months ago I didn't have any health insurance since fall 2004. It took five years to get to where I could afford it, and now I feel like I'm livin' in luxury or something! It's still to goddamn expensive though.

  • strip for November / 18 / 2009: Distracted Design

    17 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    Distracted Design It's hard to believe how many otherwise really smart people believe intelligent design deserves a fair shake, when really only in doing so only insults the Creator's intelligence. Sure, down at the teeny-tiny level things can seem harmonious and beautiful and "designed", but as you start scaling up everything's just a big old mess, a big old hot mess. It's almost like saying "yeah there's intelligent design, but while the designer's really good at buying groceries, man, he kinda sucks at cooking." Carry on.

  • strip for November / 16 / 2009: Sex, Lies, and Portable Digital Recording Devices

    15 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    Sex, Lies, and Portable Digital Recording Devices Never make a sex tape. Just... never make a sex tape. I have a new shirt and a Christmas Card (feat. JC and YHWH) out!

  • strip for November / 12 / 2009: Guns Week Part Four

    11 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    Guns Week Part Four "Armed to the teeth" is one of those phrases that just don't make any sense even if you know what it really means. Don't look it up, you'll be more disappointed than you usually are anyway. This week in Overcompensating we are exploring the topic of guns from all angles in an effort to figure the answer to America's most riddling question -- what's the deal with guns? This Saturday we're having another one of them Open House and Awkward Stare-Fest things! Come on down, mingle, and buy some things directly from us. But don't bring your guns because I can almost guarantee…

  • strip for November / 11 / 2009: Guns Week Part Three

    10 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    Guns Week Part Three The Englishman has a started a new comic to deal with the way people are dealing with his new comic. It's quite good, especially the most recent one, with The American. You know what would solve his problems? A gun. Unfortunately he lives in Socialist England where they have a "nanny state" and aren't allowed to own guns or even go to the bathroom without being videotaped. This week in Overcompensating we are exploring the topic of guns from all angles in an effort to figure the answer to America's most riddling question -- what's the deal with guns? Don't forget, I have…
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    Comic Book Resources

  • Powell Breaks Silence on "The Goon"

    20 Nov 2009 | 2:28 pm
    Award-winning creator Eric Powell returns with a new silent issue of his highly acclaimed horror-comedy, news on the animated film adaptation, and the imminent release of his self-published kids' comic. Plus, an exclusive preview of of "Goon" #33!

  • FIRST LOOK: "RoboCop" #1 Variant

    20 Nov 2009 | 1:28 pm
    Courtesy of Dynamite Entertainment, CBR presents an exclusive first look at Johnny D's variant cover for "RoboCop," on sale in January 2010 from writer Rob Williams and artist Fabiano Neves.

  • IDW, Desperado Announce Publishing Agreement

    20 Nov 2009 | 1:00 pm
    IDW Publishing and Desparado have announced that the two companies have forged an agreement that will bring the Desparado lineup of creators and books to IDW where they will be published under a new imprint.

  • PREVIEW: "Wonder Woman" #38

    20 Nov 2009 | 12:28 pm
    Courtesy of DC Comics, CBR presents a preview for "Wonder Woman" #38 from the creative team of writer Gail Simone and artist Aaron Lopresti. The issue hits stores next Wednesday, November 25

  • Claudio Sanchez Brings Music To "The Amory Wars"

    20 Nov 2009 | 11:28 am
    The Coheed & Cambria front-man spoke with CBR about "The Amory Wars," which releases the final volume of "Second Stage Turbine Blade" in December, including an all-new story titled "33."
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    Diesel Sweeties webcomic by rstevens

  • DS Web: Catching More Than The Light

    19 Nov 2009 | 9:28 pm

  • SOCK FRIDAY 2: THE FOOTENING

    19 Nov 2009 | 9:27 pm
    Not sure if I'm going to get a chance to do any more of these silly little promotions before Christmas, so let's rock some socks today. Free shipping on t-shirts and the rest over $30 in the U.S.A. and Canadialand between now and November 30th. That's my way of asking you nicely to shop early!

  • DS Web: Style Biters

    18 Nov 2009 | 8:27 pm
    Behold! The approximately eight appearances of Ghost Zack.

  • DS Web: Tags and Labels

    17 Nov 2009 | 9:25 pm
    Why do I follow a few hundred people on Twitter? Intelligent background noise AKA something severely lacking when you work alone. Cats are a great audience but they lack cultural context. Case in point: @debcha linked this blog post by Carrie Brownstein which led me to write this comic. Not a direct link, but a soup starter direct from a member of the last guitar rock band to captivate me without electronics or gimmicks.

  • DS Web: Actually, I Believe That's Called Complaining

    16 Nov 2009 | 8:58 pm
 
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    Splash Page

  • 'Iron Man 2,' 'New Moon' And 'Scott Pilgrim' In Today's Twitter Report

    Brian Warmoth
    20 Nov 2009 | 2:26 pm
    Apparently Odin's chamber for 'Thor' wasn't the only Marvel movie peek Brian Michael Bendis got this week. He also says he saw "Iron Man 2." That must mean Jon Favreau's overtime editing hours are paying off. The film's director has been so busy during barbershop business hours lately that he's been forced to Flowbee his own haircuts. In other Twitterverse news, Stan Lee completed a pitch for a new mystery program on Cartoon Network. Check out what he tweeted after the jump along with Kevin Smith's wish for "New Moon" watchers, Bryan Lee O'Malley's Scott Pilgrim book update and Bill…

  • Julia Stiles Debunks Comic Book Casting Rumor... But Not The One You Think!

    Rick Marshall
    20 Nov 2009 | 2:01 pm
    By now you've all heard the latest "Spider-Man 4" casting rumors — depending on which source you read, both Julia Stiles and Anne Hathaway are up for the role of Felicia Hardy, the burglar known as Black Cat. We offered up our own suggestions for the role a while back in our weekly Secret Identity column, and also pondered Eliza Dushku's willingness to play the role. However, Stiles' arrival on the rumor scene got us thinking about a recent interview with the actress in which she discussed her interest in comic book movies and debunked a casting rumor that had been floating around the 'Net.

  • '300' Producer Brings Superhero Treatment To 'American Gladiators'

    Christopher Campbell
    20 Nov 2009 | 12:25 pm
    FROM MOVIES BLOG : As long as Hollywood is turning board games into movies, why not also mine game shows? I'd love to see movies made out of "Press Your Luck" and that Japanese show where contestants had to guess what dangerous animal was atop their head. In a way, "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" has already been turned into a movie ("Slumdog Millionaire"), and now a producer of "300" is bringing "American Gladiators" to the big screen. Scott Mednick, also an executive producer of this fall's "Where the Wild Things Are," has hired "Point Break" screenwriter Peter Iliff to script the…

  • Jason Schwartzman On 'Scott Pilgrim' Director Edgar Wright: 'He's Such A Fan'

    Rick Marshall
    20 Nov 2009 | 11:58 am
    When "Shaun of the Dead" director Edgar Wright was first announced for the big-screen adaptation of of Bryan Lee O'Malley's "Scott Pilgrim" series, you could practically hear the collective sigh of relief around the 'Net. For many fans, the belief was that if anyone can successfully bring the surreal adventures of slacker hero Scott Pilgrim to theaters faithfully, it's Wright. And while we haven't seen any footage from the much-anticipated film yet, "Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World" actor Jason Schwartzman would seem to agree with the sentiment that Wright was the right man for the job.

  • More '30 Days of Night' Sequels May Be On The Way, Hints Creator Steve Niles

    Blair Marnell
    20 Nov 2009 | 9:20 am
    With filming of “30 Days of Night: Dark Days”, currently underway in Canada, Steve Niles — the writer and creator of “30 Days” — is hinting that more sequels may follow. "Right now we’re just trying to get this one in the can," said Niles in an interview with Bloody Disgusting. "If that goes well, we’re set up to move forward. We got a great young cast that we can bring along if this works out well, and we’ll be ready to keep going with the story. Plus, the comics are done. God, what do we have, like seven different graphic novels now if it actually took off?" “30 Days of…
 
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    Mike Sterling's Progressive Ruin

  • That I'm the first person people think of when they see "Swamp Thing" still astounds me.

    Mikester
    20 Nov 2009 | 12:01 am
    Just to reiterate: I didn't dood it. Can't say why you all would think this was one of mine. (HINT: If you find yourself offended by a specific entry, chances are I wrote it.)And now...some random things here and there:Chris Sims and Eugene Ahn present a new episode of the War Rocket Ajax podcast where they interview writer Chris Roberson. BONUS CONTENT: Special guest Dr. K sits in!A few quick reactions to some comics I read this week:Irredeemable #8 - I really like this comic, I can't wait 'til each new issue comes out, but man oh man I swear it feels like it takes no time at all to read it.

  • WAIT, WHAT.

    Mikester
    19 Nov 2009 | 12:01 am
    I was poking through Dark Horse's new Casper the Friendly Ghost 60th Anniversary hardcover when I happened upon the above scene. I had no idea Casper even had a ghostly mother. In discussing this with pals Sean and Dorian on Wednesday, the idea was briefly floated whether this meant that perhaps a ghost woman was able to be impregnated and carry to term a ghost baby. However, we quickly realized that there were too many questions and/or potential problems involved in this hypothesis unanswered and unsupported by ghostly studies. Science tells us that we must turn to Occam's Razor and assume…

  • This is the worst alien ever.

    Mikester
    18 Nov 2009 | 12:01 am
    I feel vaguely uncomfortable: from Fantastic Four #315 (June 1988) by Steve Englehart,Keith Pollard & Joe Sinnott

  • Man, that's Susan's a buzzkill.

    Mikester
    17 Nov 2009 | 12:01 am
    And now, some excerpts from the Brady Romance Game:from Teen Life Vol. 14 #4 (January 1974)

  • "Created especially for the 'TODAY' Woman or Man."

    Mikester
    16 Nov 2009 | 12:01 am
    ads from Teens Now Vol. 3 #12 (April 1974)
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    The Top Cow Blog

  • The Comic Addiction Talks Many Things Top Cow on Podcast

    Top Cow
    20 Nov 2009 | 4:00 pm
    00:00:00 - Show Starts (duh!)00:01:48 - Image United News00:13:44 - Ron Marz's upcoming Angelus miniseries.00:17:14 - Top Cow's upcoming Pilot Season w/Robert Kirkman.LISTEN HERE.

  • ComiXology Previews Darkness #81

    Top Cow
    20 Nov 2009 | 3:55 pm
    Jackie Estacado, in his quest to destroy all of The Sovereign's remaining vessels, must first overcome an ancient swamp creature known only as 'Bog'. And if an unbeatable ancient creature wasn't enough, Jackie will also have to contend with the unkillable mercenary known only as Scab! Featuring a brand new cover by regular The Darkness artist Michael Broussard.READ MORE.

  • Newsarama's IMAGE UNITED Weekly with Marc Silvestri

    Top Cow
    20 Nov 2009 | 3:44 pm
    This week, we get more information on the process behind Image United and its story from Silvestri, who's getting to draw the characters he and his studio have made into what he calls modern icons.Newsarama: We've talked before about how this whole project came together. But what was your personal motivation to do this? Why did the project and the opportunity appeal to you in particular?Marc Silvestri: When Erik had that wacky idea, which is what Erik does, I think he either pitched it to Rob or to Valentino first. I'm not sure who it was. But at first, we were kind of chuckling about it,…

  • The Return of Filip Sablik on Comic Geek Speak

    Top Cow
    20 Nov 2009 | 3:34 pm
    Filip Sablik, publisher of Top Cow, joins us to give us the scoop on Top Cow and to just talk comics.READ MORE.

  • Comic Attack Reviews Witchblade #132

    Top Cow
    20 Nov 2009 | 3:32 pm
    “The Bridge pt 1″: So after almost killing one of her closest friends, becoming possessed by the dark half of the Witchblade, and then finally becoming whole again, it’s time for Sara Pezzini to wind down a bit and fix a few things. And what better place to start than with her relationship with boyfriend and police partner, Patrick Gleason. While possessed, she said some things to him about their relationship that basically kicked him in the nuts, and now that she’s more herself it’s time to salvage what she can with the man she loves.This is a Witchblade title, so you know things…
 
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    Multiplex

  • Multiplex #416: Past, Present and Future?, Part One

    18 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    This is the first of two about/at the Patio Theatre. The Patio Theatre is on the west side of Chicago, in Portage Park. It was built in 1927, seats 1500, and was only recently closed in 2001. Like many theaters in the '20s and '30s, its auditorium sports an "atmospheric" canopy, with twinkling stars and moving (projected?) clouds. The Patio was featured as the "star" in a recent "Save These Theaters" feature at Forgotten Chicago (a truly fantastic resource for Chicagoans). Devi and Jason will undoubtedly visit the other two someday (but probably not too…

  • Multiplex #415: The Men Who Stare at Goatse

    15 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    If you don't get this strip, consider yourself lucky. Do yourself a favor and stop reading now. I do not assume any responsibility for your failure to heed this warning. Goatse, to say the absolute least, is a photograph. It is not safe for work. There is a definition of "Goatse" at Urban Dictionary. (The first photo is safe for work. Not all of the others in the image carousel on that page are.) But reading about what it is, is not knowing the horror that is Goatse. No, to understand the true horror of Goatse, you will need to Google it yourself.

  • Multiplex #414: A Long Time Coming, Part Three

    12 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    We're so close last night, and it's my giveaway, anyway, so I decided to extend the deadline for the Kickstarter project's $10,000 Challenge 'til tonight/Friday at midnight — exactly four weeks (28 days) from the end of the fundraising period! Currently, I'm already going to give away five sets of the Memento parody mini-posters and buttons — but if we raise just $180 more today, I'll make it ten prize packs — doubling everyone's chances of winning. (Note: my math is bad. That might not be accurate.) UPDATE: Well, geez, that was fast. Thank you, Mr. Clark. :) You can still…

  • Multiplex #413: A Long Time Coming, Part Two

    10 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    Remember! There are three this week. Yes, yes, I know some of you find this stuff boring. Well, tough. It's a necessary scene, and sometimes in movies people need to have a conversation for more than a minute straight. This is the comics equivalent of that. Don't forget: for every $250 the Kickstarter project raises above $8500, I'll be giving away a free copy of the Multiplex/Memento parody mini-poster and a set of five buttons to one lucky backer. With the total pledges at just over $9507, that's 4 sets of posters and buttons to give away. If we reach $9750 by…

  • Multiplex #412: A Long Time Coming, Part One

    8 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    Three this week. Jason and Lydia have a lot to talk about.… Just a reminder: for every $250 the Kickstarter project raises above $8500, I'll be giving away a free copy of the Multiplex/Memento parody mini-poster and a set of five buttons to one lucky backer. But if we reach $10,000 by November 12th, though, I'll give away ten copies. (Last week I said it was by the time the strip went up on the 12th, but since I'm doing three this week now, it'll just end at midnight.) There's only $558 $493 left to go to greatly increase your chances of winning!
 
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    Sheldon

  • New Book in the Store!

    DaveKellett
    20 Nov 2009 | 12:51 am
    Hot off the presses, the new Sheldon book collection is available now! I'll be honest and say this one might be my favorite, for the cover alone. This collection features storylines like: Flaco's Olympic trip, Dante's art competition, the great Hawaiian vacation, and the adventures of Sir Biggles Chiggles. There's even bonus content you can't see online, including ridiculous knightly poems, Arthur's "activity pages," and more. Here's a sample: I really think you guys are gonna enjoy it. A lot of love when into this baby. Along those lines: I and my family want to thank every last one of you…

  • strip for November / 20 / 2009

    20 Nov 2009 | 12:00 am
    Jump to a Random Strip in the Archives! | Get Sheldon Books 'n Shirts | Buy This Original Art | Forum Chat | Archives | E-mail Dave

  • strip for November / 19 / 2009

    19 Nov 2009 | 12:00 am
    Jump to a Random Strip in the Archives! | Get Sheldon Books 'n Shirts | Buy This Original Art | Forum Chat | Archives | E-mail Dave

  • Artist Edition #1: "Still Got It"

    DaveKellett
    18 Nov 2009 | 1:14 pm
    Hot off the presses, copies of the new Sheldon book, "Still Got It," are here! I've started crack-a-lackin' on drawing all 300 Artist Edition copies of the book, which will be going on sale in the next few days. But! In the meantime, check out the artistic flourish that I ended up giving to the #1 book! (...and here's another little Flaco on the facing page, commenting on the #1/300...) We'll be separating #1 out from the other books for the true Uber-Sheldonista out there who wants the best of the Artist Editions for their bookshelf. ** Here's your chance to snag it!** Shipping for this book…

  • strip for November / 18 / 2009

    18 Nov 2009 | 12:00 am
    Jump to a Random Strip in the Archives! | Get Sheldon Books 'n Shirts | Buy This Original Art | Forum Chat | Archives | E-mail Dave
 
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    Geeks of Doom: RSS Feed of Doom

  • Sixth & Final Season Of ‘Lost’ Has An Official Launching Date

    ABC has officially announced that its ultimate milk and honey show, Lost, will begin its final season on February 2, 2010. The station will attempt to make an event out of the evening by airing one of their hour-long recap episodes right before the two-hour Lost premiere airs. The final season is set to air 18 episodes, with the premiere and likely two-hour finale counting as four of the total episodes. There have been talks of the show possibly taking a short break when the upcoming Winter Olympics take place, but that is still unknown for sure. The sixth season has the ultimate of…

  • The Mayans Were Wrong: The World Ends When ‘The Oprah Winfrey Show’ Ends In 2011

    OK, so this isn't exactly the geekiest of news, but it is potentially one of the more earth-shattering entertainment news stories to break in a long time, and so here it is. Oprah Winfrey's label Harpo put out the press release today, officially announcing that on September 09, 2011, the very last episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show would air, which will cap off the universally popular talk show's 25th season. It looks as if Oprah plans to concentrate on her network, OWN, when the show reaches its closure point. Rumors of the show's end have risen and faded, risen again and faded again, but…

  • Prepare Yourself, World: ‘Jackass 3′ Will Be So & It Will be In 3-D

    For as long as the Jackass crew has been doing what they do, fans have had to assume it was only a matter of time before they just couldn't handle that kind of damage anymore. Even so, after the success of Jackass: Number 2, it was all but guaranteed that if they could take the hits, there would be a third film eventually, and it appears that that time is now. Cinematical is reporting that a list of Paramount Pictures' 2010 slate of movies includes not only a third movie in the franchise, but specifically a Jackass 3-D! Since the last movie, the gang moved on to many different projects of…

  • Fully Loaded Deluxe R2-D2 Comes With Lightsaber!

    Gentle Giant will release a fully-loaded deluxe version of R2-D2 complete with eight accessories. The ever-popular astromech droid from the Star Wars saga will come with a periscope scanner, mechanical gripper, utility saw, Luke's Return of the Jedi lightsaber, and more, all of which can all be assembled into the statue's exposed chest or dome panels. The 7-inch-tall, 1/6th scale Poly Stone statue is hand painted and will be a limited edition. This deluxe R2-D2 will be available Spring 2010. No word yet on price or pre-ordering [...]

  • Kevin McKidd Says ‘Rome’ Movie Is Still Being Shopped

    In the same interview with the NY Post that revealed the possibility of a Call of Duty movie being made, Scottish actor Kevin McKidd also talked about HBO's Rome and the rumored feature film that its producers are hoping to make of it. Since Rome was canceled WAY too soon, not much has been spoken of it; but within the past year or so, Ray Stevenson began speaking of a possible movie that producer Bruno Heller wanted to make that would be based on the show. The very thought of this is immensely exciting for fans like myself who thirst for more of this merciless, graphic, semi-historically…
 
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  • Courting Disaster: Nov. 20, 2008

    Guigar
    19 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    Courting Disaster, my weekly comic about sex, love, and relationships updates every Friday. You'll laugh your pants off. This week's question... A reader writes... Q: Why is it that people totally ignore another person's wishes? For example -- If I say I'm interested in dating only and not looking for a relationship, why would a woman agree to date me if she's looking for more? Don't answer here... go on over to the CD site and offer some advice.

  • strip for November / 20 / 2009

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  • A Scanner Dorkly: Nov. 19

    Guigar
    18 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    Deadpool dominated the magic moments for Marvel, spreading mirth to no fewer than three titles last week. I'm fully prepared to hit the oversaturation point with the Merc, but it hasn't happened yet. Meanwhile in the DCU, we saw Batman and Robin stripped to their bat-skivvies and the death of a major player in the Green Lantern Corps. Here are some of the highlights. Click on the thumbnails for a full-page excerpt. R.I.P. Kyle Raynor Green Lantern Corps #42 The writers at DC have something they want us to know: Never admit your true feelings to the one that you love. Earlier, in Blackest…

  • strip for November / 19 / 2009

    18 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm

  • Holiday Sale: 30%-off Evil Inc Vol. 3

    Guigar
    18 Nov 2009 | 5:23 pm
    I'm going to be offering a few, specially priced items for holiday shopping season, and the first is the return of the popular sale of Evil Inc Vol. 3 for over 30%-off the cover price (plus shipping). This will apply to all of the packages that include volumes 3, 2 and 1. Order now to ensure shipping in time for your warped holiday giving.
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  • Blood Song: A Silent Ballad

    25 Nov 2009 | 12:00 am
    American Book Award winner Eric Drooker brings his second graphic novel -- the visually bold and politically charged Blood Song: A Silent Ballad -- to Dark Horse in a brand-new second edition!Consisting mainly of full-page images, spreads, and diptychs, Blood Song is a wordless, full-color tribute to the resilience of the human spirit and the need for that spirit to make itself heard. A young girl travels from her war-torn island to a busy metropolis, from lush jungles to cold concrete and steel, and finds something that eludes most denizens of bustling, noisy, wasteful cities: love.* This…

  • Zack Whedon Breathes New Life into Terminator 11/20/2009

    20 Nov 2009 | 12:00 am
    DARK HORSE ANNOUNCES CREATIVE TEAM ON HIGHLY ANTICIPATED NEW SERIES NOVEMBER 19, MILWAUKIE, OR -- In 2029, Kyle Reese will be sent to 1984 to stop a T-800 from killing the mother of the resistance, Sarah Connor. But before his future son will send him back in time, Kyle Reese is simply another survivor in a desolate future. In a brand-new series, Zack Whedon (Dr. Horrible, Deadwood, Fringe, Rubicon) brings his...

  • Art Is a Potent Weapon: Interview with Eric Drooker 11/18/09

    18 Nov 2009 | 12:00 am
    Eric Drooker has proven to be one of the most original and captivating artists of the modern era. His distinctly powerful work has graced the cover of the New Yorker nearly twenty times, been personally selected by Allen Ginsberg to accompany his poems, and, in Flood!: A Novel in Pictures, garnered the prestigious American Book Award....

  • The Art of Emily the Strange

    18 Nov 2009 | 12:00 am
    A new Flip Books download is available at DarkHorse.com Click here to go see it now!

  • Dark Horse Tim Burton Skins On Sale Today! 11/18/2009

    18 Nov 2009 | 12:00 am
    THE NEXT WAVE OF DARK HORSE SKINS ARRIVE FEATURING ARTWORK FROM THE LEGENDARY TIM BURTON NOVEMBER 18TH, MILWAUKIE, OR -- The popularity of skins that both personalize and protect our modern electronic devices is growing by leaps and bounds. Dark Horse Deluxe, an imprint of Dark Horse Comics, and manufacturer GelaSkins have teamed up to launch a new collection of special designs for this contemporary platform, drawing on their longtime relationships with...
 
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  • Rant [1010] "Bullet Climaxes and Crazy B...Witches."

    20 Nov 2009 | 9:48 am
    Crap, Bayonetta comes in, I blink, and it's 3 weeks since I last ranted. That's what happens when a game sucks me in, heart and soul, though... Let's see how I can best describe Bayonetta. Let's start with this - if it weren't for the cartoonish levels of sexuality and gore in the game, it could have been designed by a 5-year-old. And that's a good thing. The best qualities of Bayonetta are closely tied to a couple of movies I watched recently, t...[permalink]

  • Comic [1242] "memory leak"

    18 Nov 2009 | 12:08 am
    Chapter 10: "A.F.K." comic 1242 [read...] [permalink]

  • Rant [1009] "Stomping Grounds"

    15 Nov 2009 | 8:22 pm
    I'd heard "You can never go home". Before this weekend, I'd never taken it seriously.I should explain a little. About a year and a half ago, I graduated from the University of Michigan and left behind Ann Arbor, my home of five years. I got a job in Plymouth (a Detroit suburb), and lived there until May of this year.Now I live in Kansas City, but that's beside the point. Westport area, for the truly curious.When I was in Plymouth, the town never se...[permalink]

  • Comic [1241] "t3h ph33r before t3h kill"

    11 Nov 2009 | 1:35 pm
    Chapter 10: "A.F.K." comic 1241 [read...] [permalink]

  • Comic [1240] "the source"

    7 Nov 2009 | 10:07 am
    Chapter 10: "A.F.K." comic 1240 [read...] [permalink]
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    The Book of Biff

  • #899 – Projection

    Chris
    19 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
    Apparently broccoli and cauliflower are not very popular. I am basing this statement on the fact that every time someone brings a veggie and dip platter to work I get to eat all of the broccoli and cauliflower. They go crazy for the carrots but won’t touch my two favorites.

  • #898 – Corrosion

    Chris
    18 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
    In grade school we did some experiments where we soaked pennies and rusty nails in soda. We would check on them each day and take notes on what we saw. The activity was designed to deter us from drinking soda, but the results were shiny pennies and cleaned up nails. It made me want to drink more soda to clean the gunk off of my teeth. Order your Biff Xmas cards now so you have plenty of time to send them out to all your cool friends and family members.

  • #897 – Supplement

    Chris
    17 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
    During the first few years of grade school the milk we got at lunch came in a little pyramid shaped carton. There was something really cool about them to a little kid. Especially because if you closed the drinking spout just right and stomped down at just the right angle you could make a really loud pop out in the parking lot during recess. It was a cherished skill to master.

  • #896 – Milled

    Chris
    16 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
    Strange that I could never get into using treadmills. I don’t really mind walking. When I lived in Boston I wound up walking for an hour or two each day. But at the gym I always favor the incline bikes. I guess I like to feel more like I’m relaxing while exercising.

  • #895 – Edible

    Chris
    15 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
    Fresh home-made cookies are the best. I still have fond memories of cookies at my friend’s house. Every once in a while I would go over there and seeming walk in to the middle of a chocolate chip cookie factory. Every flat surface in the kitchen and dining room would be covered in cooling racks filled with cookies. No cookie can ever match that first one you get to eat when it has just barely crossed the threshold from molten lava to warm yummy goodness. Also, the Xmas cards are here and I shipped out the first batch of orders today!
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    Calamities of Nature

  • Nov 20, 2009 - The Real Giving Tree, Part 6

    31 Dec 1969 | 4:00 pm
    Home | About | Archive | Random | Store | Facebook App | Contact - Steal this comic - Comment

  • Blog - November 19, 2009 - Thursday - The Transcription Contest Winner!

    31 Dec 1969 | 4:00 pm
    Home | About | Archive | Random | Store | Facebook App | Contact Drumroll please! And the wining number is... 53! Congrats to the grand prize winner. If this is your number, email me your choice for the prize. Thanks again to everyone for participating! - Comment

  • Nov 18, 2009 - The Real Giving Tree, Part 5

    31 Dec 1969 | 4:00 pm
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  • Blog - November 18, 2009 - Wednesday - Transcription Contest Lucky Numbers Have Been Mailed

    31 Dec 1969 | 4:00 pm
    Home | About | Archive | Random | Store | Facebook App | Contact Now that the transcription contest is over, I guess I could just do the drawing and announce the winner. But how much fun is that? We need to build the anticipation! So instead, I have emailed each of the participants a set of numbers based on the amount of transcriptions she or he completed (think of them as your raffle tickets). Visit here tomorrow, and I'll announce the winning number! See, aren't you on the edge of your seat now? If you helped transcribe some comics, but didn't get an email, email me because maybe I copied…

  • Nov 16, 2009 - The Real Giving Tree, Part 4

    31 Dec 1969 | 4:00 pm
    Home | About | Archive | Random | Store | Facebook App | Contact - Steal this comic - Comment
 
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  • 11.20.2009

    19 Nov 2009 | 4:00 pm
    New Cyanide and Happiness Comic.

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    18 Nov 2009 | 4:00 pm
    New Cyanide and Happiness Comic.

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    17 Nov 2009 | 4:00 pm
    New Cyanide and Happiness Comic.

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    16 Nov 2009 | 4:00 pm
    New Cyanide and Happiness Comic.

  • 11.16.2009

    15 Nov 2009 | 4:00 pm
    New Cyanide and Happiness Comic.
 
 
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  • BNS by Paul Westover

    Ramón
    17 Nov 2009 | 8:01 pm
    I’ve been a fan of Paul’s comic “Woody After Hours” for some time now and was quite thrilled when he offered to do a guest strip on this brief unforeseen hiatus. thank you kindly Paul for the great work! though i must say i look quite evil and lecherous in panel three ;P On a side note, for anyone in the London area this week i will be doing a store signing at Orbital Comics this Thursday and then on the weekend will be attending Thought Bubble in Leeds. For more information and Links please visit my Blog. Hope to see you all there! Cheers, Ramón.

  • guest strip by ryan scott

    Ramón
    10 Nov 2009 | 8:01 pm
    i had a huge laugh when this little gem arrived in my mailbox the other day. talk about quick on the draw, ryan really hit it out of the park on this one. if you are unaware allow me to share as i am the first to laugh at myself; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbQQ83oPXk4 the victim is me and the nipple pincher is morgane. if i had known her a little better i may have pinched back, but at this point i think it was just barely a 12 hour friendship… for more of ryan’s work check out his online comic slackman.

  • the internet is hard to come by…

    Ramón
    28 Oct 2009 | 10:39 am
    greetings all. sorry for my absence last week. as many of you know i am traveling through europe with fellow tx-comics creators cameron stewart and karl kerschl attending various stores, shows, and festivals. if you’d like to see the full agenda please visit my travel-blog. the past week saw me in portugal attending the amadora festival, of which i will post photos of shortly. however during my stay i have been unable to find and interest connectivity that didn’t cost more than a potential home mortgage. luckily a few local artists have allowed me to use their internet this…

  • WCRCA 2009 Nominations

    Ramón
    16 Oct 2009 | 3:58 am
    Enjoy the Squash? Feel free to let the world know at Webcomic Planet.

  • tiger or tabby?

    Ramón
    13 Oct 2009 | 9:01 pm
    is andy’s hunt for the beast within a lost escapade or is there some hope for our brooding compatriot? (once again, due to reasons explained a couple weeks ago, we’re doing bns in an old school “flats” style colouring. i also apologise for the lack of banter as my internet connections are intermittent.) as well, if you live within europe or the uk i might be meandering into your neighbourhood for a an upcoming festival or convention. my show schedule and the adventures surrounding it can be found on my travel-blog.
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  • Intergalactic Law: Grey Squad 004

    John
    19 Nov 2009 | 11:17 pm
    Lock and load! Every Breath You Take: The Classics Becoming a Police Officer: An Insider's Guide to a Career in Law Enforcement Grey Goose [Explicit] Every Breath You Take Webcomics: Tools and Techniques for Digital Cartooning

  • Alice in Syfy Land

    Alpha-Girl
    19 Nov 2009 | 7:09 pm
    By Lisa Fary - I’m still on the fence about Alice. Not feeling excited, but am mildly interested even though the miniseries is from the same guy who did Tin Man and Hallmark Entertainment’s disastrous Jason and the Argonauts miniseries.

  • Chuck: I Miss You; Come Back to Me!

    Jenn Kim
    19 Nov 2009 | 5:00 am
    by Jenn Kim - So I've been dealing with a lot of the unfamiliar lately: new city, new job, new people to judge me as I stumble drunkenly into them. Anyway, with all of these changes, I've been craving something familiar and comfortable to keep me warm during these already cold nights. And since I left my Snuggie in Jersey, I turn to the next best thing: television. (Shut up, I'm not lonely! *Sniff.)

  • Heroes: Brother’s Keeper

    TrintiyVixen
    18 Nov 2009 | 9:01 pm
    By TrinityVixen - Damn it, show, you had totally suckered me. I stopped approaching Monday evenings with dread a few weeks ago. Look at all that happened that didn’t make me want to stick my head in an oven! Peter got a ten-episode window in which to exercise the mass of cells above his neck. Samuel danced circles around everyone without losing his footing. We met non-obnoxious new folk—Emma, Edgar, Lydia. Mohinder was MIA, so science got a few weeks free from abuse. I should have known it wouldn’t last.

  • The Guild Season 3 Episode 11: LAN Off!

    World of Higlet
    18 Nov 2009 | 11:13 am
    By WorldofHiglet - Now, of all the things I have imagined Codex being, a gang member is not one of them. EVER. Codex is about as gangsta as Weird Al, and gives “White and Nerdy” a whole new level. Bless her, though - she can dream as she pulls some interesting gang signs (bunny ears? Really??).
 
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  • Page 1003…

    Scott Christian Sava
    19 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
    Hey all! Hope you enjoyed this week. This wonderful eventful week. There are only 20 more pages until the end of this chapter. Can you believe that? I have to warn you. I have NOT had a chance to... ................................................

  • Page 1002…

    Scott Christian Sava
    18 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
    Hi all… I wanted to let you know that my buddy Rob is making an XBOX LIVE game for the Dreamland Chronicles. It’s a trivia game. And he needs YOUR help. So pop on over to this post... ................................................

  • The Dreamland Chronicles Trivia Game…

    Scott Christian Sava
    18 Nov 2009 | 6:49 pm
    Hey all… My buddy Rob is making an Xbox Live game with the comic. He needs some Trivia questions for the games. We’re starting out with the first chapter. Would you be interested in... ................................................

  • Page 1001…

    Scott Christian Sava
    17 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
    Ok…that’s just weird typing in 1001 for a page number… Ha. Thank you all SO much for the warm wishes on page 1000 yesterday. It’s so much more special sharing it with all of... ................................................

  • Page 1000!!!!!

    Scott Christian Sava
    16 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
    Wow. Um…I have nothing to say here really. I’m so happy to have reached this milestone. And I thank you all (a lot of you who have been here from page 1) for reading along with me. 1000... ................................................
 
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  • Down Under

    admin
    17 Nov 2009 | 8:26 pm
    With apologies to Mr. Larson. This is a Flickr pool of reenactments of The Far Side, one of my, your, and everyone’s favorite comics ever. The pool’s got a few too many Lego scenes for my tastes (is anyone else tired of these?) but they get fun past the first page… Reminder: Follow me on Twitter, become a fan at the aLp page on Facebook, hang out on the official aLp forums.

  • Bleeding is Fundamental

    admin
    13 Nov 2009 | 10:21 am
    Friday update what The Mythbusters claimed they busted the myth that you can get electrocuted by peeing on the third rail of a subway. But they didn’t use a real human subject in their methods so I’m still keeping the torch lit. The Straight Dope couldn’t really bust it either. There’s still hope. Reminder: Follow me on Twitter, become a fan at the aLp page on Facebook, hang out on the official aLp forums.

  • Ok I’ll Pedal

    admin
    10 Nov 2009 | 7:30 pm
    I’m gonna see if I can do these quicker, get on with this crazy storyline, and dare I say it, update more. Starting with another new comic on FRIDAY. SEE YOU BACK HERE THEN. Reminder: Follow me on Twitter, become a fan at the aLp page on Facebook, hang out on the official aLp forums.

  • Pediphiles

    admin
    4 Nov 2009 | 8:04 am
    Back in ‘04, a few months before I started up this site, I was between jobs, and I seriously looked into being a pedicab driver. What could be better? Being outside, getting exercise, getting paid, meeting new folks, showing them around my city, risking likely death by taxi. I was also in shape then. I made a few calls but it didn’t pan out. So instead I started a comic strip. Now, 5 years later I’m stuck behind a computer screen all day, slaving away over a hot Photoshop and very much not in shape. I’m gonna go ahead and blame it on you guys. Last week on Twitter I…

  • From the dark depths of my kids’ imaginations

    admin
    31 Oct 2009 | 1:36 pm
    From the dark depths of my kids’ imaginations The scariest movie I’ve ever watched with my kids is, seriously, Finding Nemo. Yet it’s like Elaine just pulls random things from my horror movie collection for them when I’m not looking, judging from the drawings that come out of their imaginations. The 5th picture below looked to me like some sort of H.R. Giger inspired Alien; thanks to reader Wendy for pointing out it’s a dead ringer for Onyx from Pokemon. Happy Halloween! And let’s hope you don’t see my kids on the news tonight.
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  • We Kill Monsters Interviews & Reviews

    Scott
    18 Nov 2009 | 12:08 pm
    We Kill Monsters #5 recently hit stores and the web is a better place for it! First up, Ideology of Madness has posted an audio interview with Laura Harkcom and Christopher Leone. Forbidden Panel has a cool audio interview with the creators, too. Check them both out! Next, we have The Pull Box which posted a text interview with both the writers, artist Brian Churilla, and colorist Ronda Pattison. Here’s a sample: Eric: Is the final look of the book what was originally envisioned? CHRIS: For us, I say yeah. I wanted likeable characters, killer monsters, lots of violence along with some…

  • Newsarama Highlights Atomic Robo

    Scott
    12 Nov 2009 | 5:51 pm
    Newsarama asked readers to tell them what non-superhero comics were out there that were overlooked gems. Atomic Robo was overwhelmingly praised in the Twitterverse. In response Vaneta Rogers posted an interview with Robo writer Brian Clevinger: “Since we jump around in time so much, if not in every issue, than in every volume, Scott gets to complain at me,” Clevinger laughed, “because he has to design a whole new cast of characters in a whole new era, with different architecture and technology. Robo’s life is so long that he doesn’t really have a stable set of…

  • Robo Writer Appearing In Austin

    Scott
    10 Nov 2009 | 6:04 am
    Atomic Robo writer Brian Clevinger will be appearing at Dragon’s Lair in Austin, TX on December 12 – 13 at noon as part of “Webcomics Weekend”. This happens to be the same weekend that the new Atomic Robo trade paperback for Volume 3 hits stores! He’ll be appearing there along with Scott Kurtz from PVP, Daniel Corsetto from Girls with Slingshots, Jeph Jacques, Randy Milholland, and Bill Williams. Click the link above for more information!

  • We Kill Monsters T-Shirts Now On Sale!

    Scott
    25 Oct 2009 | 12:04 pm
    You can now buy We Kill Monsters t-shirts over at MonstrosityIP.Com! Be the envy of your comic geek friends! Click the link above and the shirts can be yours for $18.

  • iPhone Want More Zombies

    Paul
    21 Oct 2009 | 11:03 pm
    iPod Touch and iPhone users should be learning to love “digital comic Thursdays” almost as much as they love “new comic Wednesdays” at their local shop. This week in the Comics by ComiXology app, the Halloween-worthy tale of war-torn zombie horror continues with issues #3 and #4 of ZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction from Kevin Grevioux, the creator of the Underworld movie franchise. In case you haven’t already heard, the Comics by ComiXology app is now free in the iTunes store. Download it today and find dozens of free issues including many from Red 5 Comics.
 
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  • Tales Of Inaccurate Wonderment

    Joel
    19 Nov 2009 | 5:18 pm
    “Now aren’t we ALL having more fun?” This comic comes from an actual occurrence at an actual shopping man in actual America. The kids’ dialog is almost entirely lifted from the real life youths I observed. It just struck me as odd that Star Wars is alive and breathing in the lives of these pre-adolescent kids. I assume this is mainly due to The Clone Wars animated series (which I rather despise for being as boring and empty as the prequels). Return of the Jedi came out in theater’s when I was only 3, and thus the only Star Wars I remember experiencing first hand…

  • Brother, Can You Spare 50 Million Dimes

    Joel
    16 Nov 2009 | 3:58 pm
    Don’t have a lot of time to post with… words… and…. So here’s the facts: Nic Cage owes a metric shit ton of money to the IRS and Johnny Depp stepped in to foot the bill. That’s a Hollywood bromance if there ever was one. BIG FUN NEWS!!! I will be a guest at the Dragon Lair Webcomics Weekend Rampage December 12-13 in Austin, TX with Jeph, Danielle, Kurtz, Randy and more! From what I know it’s just going to be a giant webcomics meat meet and greet for 2 days with extra awesome and a dash of good times. Ever since Wil Wheaton tweeted about and bought the…

  • Curse Your Sudden But Inevitable Cancellation

    Joel
    13 Nov 2009 | 8:33 pm
    This could very well be my last Dollhouse related comic. Revisit the ghost of Dollhouse Comic Past HERE. I think this comic sums up my feeling towards Dollhouse’s cancellation pretty well. There was definitely a spark of Whedon-Genius there, but it wasn’t enough to earn my devotion. I stand by the belief that Dushku was the ruination of the show. All of the supporting cast outclassed her at every turn and showed what a mediocre actress she is (I’m sorry, Eliza… I think you are pretty and probably a nice person). I’m sure the show will pull another 180 in…

  • @shittheyputonTV

    Joel
    11 Nov 2009 | 1:09 pm
    [Got a lot to do today so I'm posting the pencils for todays comic. I'll ink and color later tonight. Check back for the finished product.] In a move that can only spell the end of all things, CBS is turning some dude’s Twitter account into a sitcom. I’ve read @shitmydadsays and it’s genuinely funny, but it works because of how it’s presented. Short snippets of abusive wisdom culled from the word-vomit of a crotchety, doddering old man. Anything charming or humorous about @dadsshittysayings will certainly be lost in translation if it ever makes it to TV. I’m not…

  • In Space No One Can Hear You Moan

    Joel
    9 Nov 2009 | 2:32 pm
    REMINDER!!! Dallas Webcomics Expo is this Saturday. I will be there with books and shirts and furtive glances and some sort of advice about webcomicing which will be delivered via panel format. ——————- Alternate Title: “In Space No One Can Hear You Cream” If spaceship on spaceship slash exists (please please please), then I really only want to see the NCC-1701 D going to space town on a Star Destroyer (or maybe the Death Star if you’re into that kinky shit). EXTREMELY MINOR SPOILERS BELOW… MOSTLY JUST OPINIONS So… Battlestar…
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  • "Blood! Blood in unimaginable quantities!"

    Neil
    19 Nov 2009 | 9:40 pm
    I'm happy to say that I've not won any more awards in the last 24 hours, or done anything particularly noteworthy. I've walked the dog. Written things. Listened to things on headphones. Eaten a bit. (I've lost weight in the last year. I'm about twenty pounds lighter than I was this time last year, without having done much more than eating smaller portions and a lot more sensibly. This makes me happy.) I spiced three different chilis (the Hot, the Mild and the Vegetarian) for the weekend visitors. (Lorraine, my assistant, traditionally makes the chili, and I come in at the end and spice them.

  • LOCAL MAN IN HATE MAIL OUTRAGE SHOCK FIASCO

    Neil
    18 Nov 2009 | 6:55 pm
    Anything I say about it would sound like bragging, so I'll just mention that The Graveyard Book won the Booktrust Teenage Prize, and leave it at that. I couldn't be there, so Chris Riddell accepted it on my behalf, and read out what I'd asked him to read. (The Booktrust site has an interview with me about it here.)There's a terrific article/interview in the Guardian about it (I even like the photo, even though I cannot explain the hair) at http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2009/nov/18/neil-gaiman-graveyard-book-awards.I will not even attempt to explain the hair. It must have known what it was…

  • Revealed! The Rulers of the Darkness of This World

    Neil
    17 Nov 2009 | 5:57 am
    So about 40 bookshops had Graveyard Book parties in the Hallowe'en period. The grand prize was to be a signing by me, in the Winter Holiday Season. One. One signing.The people at Harper Collins winnowed it down to the final eleven stores -- it would be one grand winner and ten runners up -- and sent me eleven reports on eleven parties. Some of these were videos, some were photos and descriptions. There were big bookshops and small, and all sorts of different kinds of parties.(And it can't have been easy getting it down to those eleven. I'd read on the web a description of 13 Graveyard Book…

  • A VERY SEKRIT PASSPHRASE

    Neil
    12 Nov 2009 | 2:04 pm
    There were 38 independent bookshops around the land who had Graveyard Book parties. The people at Harpers somehow got it down to 11, and they sent them to me to judge the winner. The winner gets me for a signing in December. I watched the 11 videos/descriptions/ photos. I watched them again. I watched them yet again, this time with Lorraine, my assistant, watching too and saying helpful things like, "They are all so good. Whoo. Don't know how you'll make a decision. Look at that! They're line dancing to Monster Mash! And that Death is on stilts, isn't he. Is that a horse? A horse in a store?

  • Radio! Books! Violin Lessons! Also, a haircut I do not mention anywhere in this blog!

    Neil
    11 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
    Went in to KNOW radio station in ST Paul today and recorded an introduction to the NPR MORNING EDITION "Open Mike" piece I've been recording on audiobooks, and heard the edit. Asked them to see if they could find a bit more time in the piece for Audible founder Don Katz, who did an amazing interview and was pared down to about a sentence in the current edit. It'll go out in the next ten days, and as soon as I know when it goes out I'll put it up here. I talk to David Sedaris, Martin Jarvis, Don Katz and veteran audio producer/director Rick Harris in it.Also popped in to DreamHaven and signed…
 
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    Warren Ellis

  • The Friday Telescreen [14]

    Warren Ellis
    20 Nov 2009 | 4:42 pm
    Because the internet is made out of people: this was The Friday Telescreen 2009. These are the readers of warrenellis.com. Thanks to all who sent in photos, and especial thanks to the three hundred people whose photos I just couldn’t fit in. Sorry. Next year I’ll do a weeklong thing again, and get everybody in. Have a good weekend.

  • The Friday Telescreen [13]

    Warren Ellis
    20 Nov 2009 | 3:33 pm
    Because it watches you while you look at it. For the next hour or so, I present a selection of the readers of this website:

  • The Friday Telescreen [12]

    Warren Ellis
    20 Nov 2009 | 2:49 pm
    Because it watches you while you look at it. For the next couple of hours, I present a selection of the readers of this website:

  • The Friday Telescreen [11]

    Warren Ellis
    20 Nov 2009 | 1:43 pm
    Because it watches you while you look at it. For the next few hours, I present a selection of the readers of this website: (Join in by sending a self-portrait to warrenellis@gmail.com.)

  • The Friday Telescreen [10]

    Warren Ellis
    20 Nov 2009 | 12:35 pm
    Because it watches you while you look at it. For the next few hours, I present a selection of the readers of this website: (Join in by sending a self-portrait to warrenellis@gmail.com.)
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    PHD Comics

  • 11/18/09 PHD comic: 'Flush'

    20 Nov 2009 | 12:37 am
    Piled Higher & Deeper by Jorge Cham www.phdcomics.com title: "Flush" - originally published 11/18/2009

  • 11/16/09 PHD comic: 'Buzzwords'

    17 Nov 2009 | 5:03 pm
    Piled Higher & Deeper by Jorge Cham www.phdcomics.com title: "Buzzwords" - originally published 11/16/2009

  • 11/13/09 PHD comic: 'I am going home'

    15 Nov 2009 | 1:29 am
    Piled Higher & Deeper by Jorge Cham www.phdcomics.com title: "I am going home" - originally published 11/13/2009 For the latest news in PHD Comics, CLICK HERE!

  • 11/11/09 PHD comic: 'Experience'

    12 Nov 2009 | 9:41 pm
    Piled Higher & Deeper by Jorge Cham www.phdcomics.com title: "Experience" - originally published 11/11/2009 For the latest news in PHD Comics, CLICK HERE!

  • 11/09/09 PHD comic: 'Brain saver'

    10 Nov 2009 | 3:19 pm
    Piled Higher & Deeper by Jorge Cham www.phdcomics.com title: "Brain saver" - originally published 11/9/2009 For the latest news in PHD Comics, CLICK HERE!
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    For The Love of Comics

  • Read Issue 1 of The Boys for FREE Legally

    Dustin Christian
    4 Nov 2009 | 9:58 am
    Have you been interested in checking out The Boys, but hesitant because you missed out on the beginning or just not willing to shell out the cash for something that may offend you beyond your tolerances? Dynamite has a solution for you! To celebrate their five year anniversary and the release of The Boys Limited edition hardcover, Dynamite gave Rich Johnston an online version of the first issue, remastered, to share with the public. Head on over and check it out, but be warned that this is a Garth Ennis book and thus, by definition, over the top with its violence and general offensiveness. I…

  • Help Resuscitate For The Love Of Comics

    Dustin Christian
    28 Oct 2009 | 1:44 pm
    Look, I’m just going to level with you. I haven’t read a comic in months, and I don’t know if I’ll ever get back to my previous level of reading. With my life basically falling apart these last few months (which is a long story that I know you’re not interested in), most of my time these days spent rebuilding that life and spending time with my family, and the lack of anything truly capturing my interest in comics these days, comics just are not a priority. My first instinct is to just shut down this blog, to let the url registration expire and stop paying the…

  • For The Love of Reviews – Lenore, Vol. 2, Issue 1

    Dustin Christian
    21 Sep 2009 | 1:13 pm
    The Good: Roman Dirge’s new publisher, Titan Books, sent me a free review copy of Lenore’s return. The (sorta) Bad: I’m sure Titan would have liked me to review the issue before it hit stands, but it only arrived from England this weekend. Sorry guys! Back when I was a kiddie goth and into independent comics, I was always more of a Jonny The Homicidal Maniac guy; Lenore was more my sister’s style. Since then, I’ve moved away from my goth tendencies and seeing Lenore stuff prominently featured whenever I walk by a Hot Topic left me somewhat skeptical before I even…

  • Disney Buys Marvel, Plans Sorcer Supreme’s Apprentice Limited Series

    Dustin Christian
    31 Aug 2009 | 7:11 am
    So I thought the biggest news (for me) today would be that I’m not thirty years old, but Disney had to outdo me by buying frickin’ Marvel! Here thar be press release: Burbank, CA and New York, NY, August 31, 2009 —Building on its strategy of delivering quality branded content to people around the world, The Walt Disney Company (NYSE:DIS) has agreed to acquire Marvel Entertainment, Inc. (NYSE:MVL) in a stock and cash transaction, the companies announced today. Under the terms of the agreement and based on the closing price of Disney on August 28, 2009, Marvel shareholders would…

  • The Ryan Reynolds Battle Is ON!

    Dustin Christian
    25 Aug 2009 | 8:45 am
    In the process of trying to catch up on pretty much everything, I found this video from the “I’m a Marvel, I’m a DC guy” featuring Green Lantern and Deadpool arguing over who Ryan Reynolds will play first, if at all. Just for the record, my vote is for Deadpool, since I can’t even picture Ryan Reynolds as Hal Jordan. via Robot 6 Related Posts:Fosters Home For Imaginary Friends Rick-Rolls The NationNew Minutemen-Focused Watchmen FeaturetteThe Dark Knight Theme - Now With LyricsKneel Before The God of METAL!That Doesn't Even Resemble Anything In The English…
 
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    Studs Up

  • This One Goes Right To The Top

    chris
    20 Nov 2009 | 2:00 am

  • Locally Sourced Produce

    chris
    17 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm

  • Of Mice and Fattos

    chris
    16 Nov 2009 | 2:00 am

  • Dr. Football - WTF?

    chris
    13 Nov 2009 | 6:07 am
    A lot of the cartoons I do are hyper-topical but there are often times, especially during international week, where there’s really no news that sticks to my brain and gets the ideas going. In these times, my mind begins to wander. Transfer Shaman, Pengy, jokes about auto-erotic asphyxiation - these are all by-products of a slow news day but all ended up being some of my (and yours, from the feedback) favourite characters and sketches. I do a lot of doodling and sketching during the day, often just weird football-related art like pirate ships or football pastries. Dr. Football came into…

  • The Doctor Is In

    chris
    12 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
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    SUPERHEROES BASE

  • 3A’s Metal Gear Rex

    BaseGuardian
    7 Nov 2009 | 8:55 am
    Greetings heroes/citizen, to most of us 3A Toys sounds very unfamiliar right? They have been in the toy making industry for quite some time now and their products are very limited in production thus making it an exclusive brand. Not only that their products are exclusive, they made some very bad-ass toys too. Actually 3A [...]

  • Project BM Kaneda and Bike- Preview

    BaseGuardian
    5 Nov 2009 | 11:14 pm
    Greetings heroes/citizen. I know most of you have seen the Kaneda’s bike made by Medicom for the Project BM series. Today I wan to share with you more lucrative pictures of Kaneda’s bike. The price tag is not cheap, it’ll cost you $419.99, that is if you get it from Sideshow, I’m not sure how [...]

  • Medicom RAH Naked Snake: Cold War Version- Review

    BaseGuardian
    3 Nov 2009 | 6:52 am
    Greetings heroes/citizen. I’ve been dying to get myself a Medicom RAH Snake since I started collecting 12″ action figures. When Medicom released the first Naked Snake back in 2007 I was only collecting other figures and when I realized how great that action figure was, the price is already too expensive, some even went to [...]

  • Hot Toys MMS113 Blade 2

    BaseGuardian
    30 Oct 2009 | 6:17 am
    Greetings heroes/citizen another update, thanks to Wookster of One Sixth Warriors we can now see the pictures of Hot Toys Blade 2. I have only two words to describe it “MUST BUY!”. I’m just too dead tired today so here is a quote from his post there… wookster wrote: This has got to be the fastest [...]

  • 12 Inch Cobra Sniper-Preview

    BaseGuardian
    30 Oct 2009 | 2:02 am
    Greetings heroes/citizen. Looks like Sideshow Collectibles it not going to stop making G.I.Joe action figures for now. The latest action figure for the G.I. Joe series will be the 12″ Cobra Sniper . The price is still the same $99.99 a piece and will be released on early 2010. No exclusive version right now [...]
 
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    The PC Weenies. Tech Webcomics for Geeks, and the People Who Tolerate 'Em.

  • Microcast 008: Lethargy

    krishna
    20 Nov 2009 | 2:38 am
    How do I stave off lethargy when attempting to be creative? That’s the very question I tackle, thanks to an e-mail from my buddy Jim Lujan. How do you manage to stay creatively refreshed? How do you fight the demons of boredom? Sound off in the comments below. -Krishna

  • Microcast 007: How to REALLY Pronounce My Last Name

    krishna
    19 Nov 2009 | 6:00 am
    The truth is finally out on how you should really pronounce my last name. Maybe I’ll include a link to this microcast in my e-mail sig file. -Krishna

  • Unfamiliar Surroundings

    krishna
    18 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    I’m quite pleased with the way the colors came out in today’s strip. Feel free to share your comments and speculations below. Enjoy! -Krishna Update: I added the roughs for today’s strip (with inks). Note the original dialogue.

  • Quick Plug: Wingdamage.com Podcast

    krishna
    18 Nov 2009 | 7:08 pm
    I almost forgot to throw a plug in for WingDamage.com, the editorial gaming blog. Host Jonah “spambot” Gregory invited me to be on the 40th Barrel Roll! show this past Friday. Join us and his crew of compatriots as they talk about video games. I throw in my 2 cents on gaming as well. Did I mention that I enjoy the heck out of being on podcasts? If you’ve got a show, and are interested in having me guest, let me know in the comments below! -Krishna

  • Microcast 006: Mac Utilities

    krishna
    18 Nov 2009 | 5:00 am
    After experiencing all sorts of minor glitches and crashes under Snow Leopard, I finally found the solution towards bringing my Mac back to stability. Show notes: iDefrag ($30US) Disk Warrior ($99US)
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    Uncubed: The Life and Times of an Indian Guy named Krishna

  • Life in Winnipeg: Part 5

    krishna
    17 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
    My snow suit also had a hole in my pocket, and I lost two of my favorite Matchbox cars before realizing it. But that’s another story… -Krishna

  • UNcubed without words

    krishna
    17 Nov 2009 | 1:10 pm
    (Click image to embiggen.) Here’s a teaser for tomorrow’s comic – actually it’s the entire comic without words. Let’s see if you can figure out what’s happening. -Krishna

  • Video: It’s Hard to Be God

    krishna
    13 Nov 2009 | 3:21 am
    Great video that puts our troubles in perspective. -Krishna

  • Virtuality

    krishna
    10 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    Taking a break from Winnipeg for a little dose of present day reality. -Krishna

  • What happened to THIS guy?

    krishna
    10 Nov 2009 | 2:47 pm
    Amazing what 7 years and a beard will do to a person, huh? -Krishna
 
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  • Why Hello There

    20 Nov 2009 | 1:47 am
    DICKS DICKS ALL WEEKEND LONG

  • He Has A Very Strict Policy

    19 Nov 2009 | 1:26 am
    Sorry this one is so late, some friends and I went to see 2012 for our weekly Bad Movie Night, and...holy god. Normally the movies we watch are at the very least entertaining, but that movie is fucking AWFUL. See you tomorrow.

  • Euphemising Euphemisms

    17 Nov 2009 | 10:40 pm
    Here are the HOLIDAY DEADLINES FOR ORDERING QC MERCHANDISE! Act now now now nowwwwwww see you tomorrow

  • Never, Ever Wear Such A Shirt

    16 Nov 2009 | 9:04 pm
    oh my god the newest Fuck Buttons album is so good I cannot stop listening to it I will NEVER STOP LISTENING TO IT AAAAAAAAAAAAAH

  • Clandestine Operation

    16 Nov 2009 | 10:23 am
    sorry for the late RSS update- I can't post these from home. This will be rectified once we've moved into our new place. ps: cocks
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    Pengcognito weekly penguin cartoon

  • Nov 13

    13 Nov 2009 | 7:22 pm
    What the cute costumes are really about.

  • Nov 06

    6 Nov 2009 | 8:29 pm
    Slowing down? ...not exactly...

  • Oct 30

    30 Oct 2009 | 3:09 pm
    Zombies? Ninjas? Killer flying dinosaur robots? What's scariest? ...wait. Philosophers?

  • Oct 23

    23 Oct 2009 | 8:16 pm
    User modifications.

  • Oct 16

    16 Oct 2009 | 4:50 pm
    It's penguins all the way up.
 
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    comiXology | Articles & Interviews

  • Advanced Common Sense Episode 6

    20 Nov 2009 | 8:00 am

  • New Atom Angel

    19 Nov 2009 | 7:00 am
    The first time Astro Boy attacked United States servicemen was in 1967. Circumstances were dire, mind you; Astro had been thrown back in time from his home era of 2017, and could not find an adequate energy source to keep his body going. He'd been subsequently coerced aboard a U.S. nuclear submarine, at which time he realized he would be pressed into slavery as a living American weapon. As a result, the ostensibly peace-loving lad wound up beaching the mighty vessel and literally pounding its exterior until it exploded, acknowledging its personnel only to invite them to run. Flying away from…

  • Two by Tashlin

    17 Nov 2009 | 7:00 am
    When people remember Frank Tashlin today, they probably think of him as a director/screenwriter: of the Jayne Mansfield vehicles The Girl Can't Help It (1956) and Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? (1957), or the movies Cinderfella (1960) or The Disorderly Orderly (1964), both starring Jerry Lewis. If one is an animation buff, he or she might also recall his work on Porky Pig and/or Daffy Duck Warner Bros. cartoons. However, Tashlin was a prolific mid-century print-and-film cartoonist.[1] Not only did he draw a daily comic strip (Van Boring) and one-panel gags for magazines, he was influential…

  • 22 Ways of Looking at a Sheep

    13 Nov 2009 | 7:00 am
    Comics are sequential art, I'm told. So how do you get art into a sequence? The usual answer is through narrative. Superman helps a little old lady across the street in that panel; fans get older and creepier in this panel; Superman feasts on the blood of innocents in the third panel; Frederic Wertham weeps silently in the final panel. Sequence. There are other ways to organize images in a sequence though. For example: There's an obvious, instantly recognizable progression there. But it doesn't use narrative. On the one hand, putting images in a simple numerical sequence seems…well,…

  • It's So Dark Every Time I Shove My Head Up Here

    13 Nov 2009 | 6:30 am
    Earlier this year, Tom Spurgeon began his "best of the decade" project at his website, The Comics Reporter. In the past few weeks, a website called Berkeley Place began posting their own version of the same, and depending on when you read this, the AV Club may have posted theirs as well. While Tom's is still mid-creation, currently operating as an unranked list broken up into categories that includes multiple reader recommendations, it seems most likely that the end result will operate as the most definitive one, the "list to beat", if you'll pardon the competitive language. That's not to…
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    comiXology | Previews

  • Justice Society of America #1 80 Page Giant

    18 Nov 2009 | 7:10 am
    The newer members of the JSA explore the team's mansion headquarters and learn a thing or two about themselves in 7 exciting stories from today's top creators in this oversized special! But who directs the group through the deep, dark halls of building? Is it a friend, or a very dangerous foe?Publisher: DC ComicsOn Sale: November 18, 2009

  • Vigilante #12

    18 Nov 2009 | 7:08 am
    The Vigilante aims to settle the score with the mob by going after the big boss. But this boss just so happens to be his father-in-law! Family matters turn into grave matters, and blood will run for the Vigilante in this, the final issue of the series!Publisher: DC ComicsOn Sale: November 18, 2009

  • Superman/Batman #66

    18 Nov 2009 | 7:04 am
    The Blackest Night blankets the world of Superman and Batman yet again! But this time it's not what you think! Get ready for a team-up of epic proportions as Bizarro and Man-Bat face down the undead power of Black Lantern Solomon Grundy!Publisher: DC ComicsOn Sale: November 18, 2009

  • Supergirl #47

    18 Nov 2009 | 7:01 am
    Supergirl has finally brought Reactron back to New Krypton so he can be held accountable for murdering her father, Zor-El. While the debate about what to do with him rages among the people of New Krypton, the planet's ruler - and Supergirl's mother - remains unsure. Should Alura have Reactron executed? And will Supergirl allow it to happen if her mother decides to go that route?Publisher: DC ComicsOn Sale: November 18, 2009

  • The Outsiders #24

    18 Nov 2009 | 6:57 am
    Prepare for another mind-blowing BLACKEST NIGHT tie-in. Spinning out of BLACKEST NIGHT: TITANS, the dead rise to dine on the flesh of the living! It's brother vs. undead sister when Black Lantern Terra comes to claim the still-beating hearts of Geo-Force and the rest of the Outsiders!Publisher: DC ComicsOn Sale: November 18, 2009
 
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    Comic Geek

  • Comic Review: Uncanny X-Men: First Class #5, “The Knights of Hykon”.

    Bretzke
    20 Nov 2009 | 12:27 am
    Style, no substance.  What starts as flashy pretty things, stays there.  Heroes act like heroes and essentially achieve nothing while they have the living snot beaten out of them by, wait for it..”Sky Song and Cloud Runner”.  Yep.  That bad. -Bretzke Uncanny X-Men: First Class #5

  • Comic Review: Daredevil #502.

    Bretzke
    19 Nov 2009 | 12:15 am
    Matt Murdoch kicks ass.  Four words that sum up this issue perfectly.  He’s taking names and sorting problems.  While the direction taken may not sit well with seasoned Daredevil readers, it certainly is thrilling.  The last words of the book, “Take them all”, said with such cold calculation sent tingles up my well jaded spine.  Read now! -Bretzke Daredevil #502

  • Comic Review: Deadpool #17 “Want You to Want Me: The Revolution Will Be Televised”

    Bretzke
    18 Nov 2009 | 12:06 am
    Longest. Title. Ever.  Very little Deadpool for a comic that holds his name.  That which we do see is deliciously dark.  Sometimes the ‘Pool’s comedic overtones can bely his truly lethal nature.  Not today!  Most of the heavy lifting is done by Domino and she provides some ample scenery.  Ample… -Bretzke Deadpool #17

  • Comic Review: Strange #1, “A Whole New Ballgame”

    Bretzke
    17 Nov 2009 | 12:58 am
    Comic about magic – necessary elements: Rogue outsider (check), Attractive yet aloof female (check), demonic plot involving a convoluted storyline where the finale is to happen on this very day (check). What’s not to enjoy? Only upon reading do you realize the utter cheese that is the byline. Reader discretion advised, may contain crappy baseball references. -Bretzke Strange #1

  • The Rest… Comics that didn’t disgust, but can’t be praised.

    Bretzke
    16 Nov 2009 | 12:51 am
    Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 8, #30 – Distorted and Messy Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Season #30 Immortal Weapons #4 – Dull and Unimaginative Immortal Weapons #4 Star Wars Invasion #5 – Confused and strained Star Wars: Invasion #5 -Bretzke
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    Calliopes Realm

  • New Comics Shipping Wednesday November 25th

    calliopes
    19 Nov 2009 | 11:51 am
      Blackest Night #5 is the big book of the week. Here is what else is arriving. SEP091101H  007 MAGAZINE #51 (C: 0-1-1) $17.00 AUG091039H  2000 AD PACK OCT 2009 (C: 0-1-2) $18.00 JUN090890I  A DISTANT NEIGHBORHOOD GN VOL 02 (C: 0-0-1) $23.00 OCT091519U  ALFONS ROBMULLER EDELWEIB GEIRGSJAGER 1 1:6 SCALE AF (C: 1-1 $49.99 SEP090404D  AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #613 GNTLT $2.99 SEP090405D  AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #613 QUINONES VILLAIN VAR GNTLT $2.99 SEP090598E  ARCHIE #603 $2.50 SEP090602E  ARCHIE NEW LOOK SERIES TP VOL 03 BREAKUP BLUES (C: 0-1-2) $10.95…

  • Marvel Siege #2 & Tie Ins February Solicits Spoilers

    calliopes
    17 Nov 2009 | 2:38 pm
    SIEGE #2 (of 4) Written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS Pencils & Cover by OLIVIER COIPEL Variant Cover by GABRIELE DELL’OTTO The blockbuster Marvel event of the year goes full-blown carnage and madness as the biggest and most brutal battle in Marvel’s history brings together heroes from all sides. Lines have been drawn, and an unlikely hero will save one Avenger, but they can’t save them all. The Siege has begun and it claims its first victim as AN AVENGER WILL DIE!! 40 PGS./Cardstock Cover/Rated T+ …$3.99   SIEGE: EMBEDDED #2 (of 4) Written by BRIAN REED Penciled by CHRIS…

  • Blackest Night #7 & Tie Ins February Solicits Spoilers

    calliopes
    17 Nov 2009 | 2:27 pm
    There are some huge spoilers if you read between the lines of what the titles of certain books become. BLACKEST NIGHT #7 On Sale February 24 • 7 of 8 • 40 pg, FC, $3.99 US Written by Geoff Johns • Art and cover by Ivan Reis & Oclair Albert • Variant cover by Rodolfo Migliari • Sketch variant cover by Ivan Reis As Nekron continues to wage war on life throughout the universe, Hal Jordan discovers the grim, true mission behind the villain’s return. But the truth is so cosmically abysmal that it threatens to expose a secret that could tear the very universe asunder. You can’t…

  • Shocking Last Page Marvel 11-11 Edition Spoilers

    calliopes
    17 Nov 2009 | 2:02 pm
    AMAZING SPIDER-MAN # 611 Kraven’s Wife and daughter have captured Spider-Woman(Mattie). CABLE # 20 2 years have passed as a mind controlled Bishop is on the trail of Hope and Cable. DAREDEVIL # 502 Daredevil and the Hand attack the crooked cops. DARK X-MEN # 1 X-Man arrives at the hospital the Dark X-Men are at. DEADPOOL # 17 Deadpool stops the train in order to kill Kincaid. S.W.O.R.D. # 1 Gyrich recommends sending every alien SWORD has back to their home planets. STRANGE # 1 Casey is left alone as Strange teleports out of the stadium. VENGEANCE OF THE MOON KNIGHT # 3 Bushman heads away…

  • Shocking Last Page DC 11-11 Edition Spoilers

    calliopes
    16 Nov 2009 | 8:29 am
    ACTION COMICS #883 Dr Pillings meets Flamebird and Nigtwing to help them stop Chris aging. BATGIRL #4 After a tough day, Batgirl goes home to rest. BATMAN #693 Batman catches the kid that he was asking questions of, as he is assassinated. BATMAN AND ROBIN #6 Batman opens up a sealed vault with the words Zur En Arrh BOOSTER GOLD #26 Booster Gold comes face to face with Black Lanter Blue Beetle. GREEN ARROW AND BLACK CANARY #26 The team that sent the fake Green Arrow in, plans to finish off Green Arrow and Black Canary. GREEN LANTERN CORPS #42 Kyle Raynor is dead after detonating an Alpha…
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    Motobasturds

  • Motobastette

    admin
    18 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
    We know you girls like the motobasturd lifestyle just as much as the guys. That’s why we’ve got your own special name for you. That’s right, ain’t no bitches around here. The ladies that ride ‘em just a good as the guys are now officially know as motobastettes. Wear it proudly girls.

  • Motobasturds

    admin
    14 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
    Are you a motobasturd? Eat, sleep and drink motorbikes? Most of your buddies ride bikes also? Have you got old bike magazines laying around from 1987? You’ve got motorcycle parts in the shed thick with dust that you can’t remember what they’ve come off of? Or worse, you do know what they came off of and plan on using them someday when you get that bike you owned back in 1963 as soon as your buddy is done with it because he still hasn’t gotten his bike back together. Some people might call it a sickness. Don’t worry, it’s not contagious. You’re just a…

  • Bike Attire

    admin
    12 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
    Come on, what’s with the matching outfits that some couples wear when they’re out riding? Do you know what you look like guys? Let’s get a grip. Mom’s not dressing you anymore. Matching outfits were fine if you are 3 years old and you have a twin. And if your girl wants to dress like you grab that greasy pair of jeans and the T-shirt that still has salsa stains on the front and dried snot on the sleeves from last weeks ride. Come to think of it you might get lucky and she’ll decide to stay home and paint her toenails.

  • Hobo Heater

    admin
    9 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
    Some guys can’t live without the latest and greatest gadgets that come out every year. All the electric gee gaws and high tech add more weight bobs. I mean come on, why do I need a GPS, if I have to know where I am I haven’t ridden far enough. Electric vests, socks and mittens are for kids who slid down the hills on their sleds. If you’re getting cold ridding when it get a little chilly out you just haven’t been eating the right diet.

  • Biker Bar

    admin
    7 Nov 2009 | 10:00 pm
    Everybody needs a place to get away and at the same time feel at home. Betty’s is that kind of place. It’s just a bar for bikers but at the same time it’s a place the gang can call home. When they’re not home. You know, it’s kind of like when you were growing up and your brothers called you a butt head and made fun of your bowlegged, redheaded girlfriend with the braces. You know they really loved you, they just didn’t know how to express their real feelings. I guess that’s why you haven’t spoken to them in 13 years. It’s kinda like that.
 
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    The Comic Project

  • Sugar-Caning

    The Comic Project
    19 Nov 2009 | 3:03 pm
    I like our PM. I do. But did this just happen? Concept by @Manuscrypts who blogs at manu scripts with a y Toon by @thecomicproject Some of the news items that led to a DM exchange, and this toon: Govt bows to Rahul; to pay more for sugarcane Rahul meets PM Rahul gets sweet assurance from PM on sugarcane

  • Happy Children’s day :-)

    The Comic Project
    13 Nov 2009 | 4:57 pm
    A quick & dirty sketch for my twitter avatar – changed for Children’s day :-)

  • Phyan – The Cyclone

    The Comic Project
    11 Nov 2009 | 4:01 pm

  • Repeat telecast – Horse Trading

    The Comic Project
    21 Oct 2009 | 2:34 pm

  • The Great Indian Comic Project… is Live!!

    The Comic Project
    18 Oct 2009 | 4:09 am
    Months after announcing it here, I am happy to announce that the first page of the first comic of The Great Indian Comic Project was published at http://www.tgicp.com. The 1983 Prudential World Cup, India – Zimbabwe match where India came back from 17 for 5 and 78 for 7 to win the match and keep it’s world cup dreams alive, was never telecast. That match is now available in form of a comic called “The Great Fightback”. Have a look and let me know of your feedback – either on the about page http://www.tgicp.com/about (where you can read a little more about TGICP) or on the comic. The…
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    Rick The Stick - The Webcomic

  • No Passing Zone

    Ken Drab
    19 Nov 2009 | 8:00 pm
    Good morning! It’s Friday and the first complete week of Rick the Stick post vacation…what do you think? Pretty seamless, some comments that the comic looks sharper! Very nice!! Well I don’t have much to say – taking my son to his first college football game tomorrow. I am so excited…he has no idea what he’s in for – I hope he enjoys it half as much as the time we had at the baseball game. Have a great weekend – hope to see you back Monday!! Thanks for dropping by! Ken Would you like this comic strip to be specially hand delivered to you first…

  • Thinking Problem

    Ken Drab
    18 Nov 2009 | 8:00 pm
    Good morning Happy Thursday everyone! Hope you’re enjoying the strip and the new format. One comment was that the strip is crisper looking – as in image quality. I agree – anyone else have any thoughts? Next week, Rick and Milton head to the movies. It’s not as easy as you’d think – or as it should be… Last night I finished the following week’s scripting. With all the new formatting and sketching in a larger frame I think the viewpoints, angles and subtle details will be much more fun to implement. I really love the old Doonesbury feature where…

  • Write Answer

    Ken Drab
    17 Nov 2009 | 8:00 pm
    Good morning Thanks for dropping by! Ken Would you like this comic strip to be specially hand delivered to you first thing every weekday morning by Magical Interweb Genies? Become a Subscriber McScriberson Get on it! CLICK HERE NOW and fill in your email address – SPAM FREE!!! And thank you! *Be sure to click on the link in your email that verifies you REALLY want the strip!Rick the Stick is a webcomic – true that.

  • Abacab-dabadad

    Ken Drab
    16 Nov 2009 | 8:00 pm
    Good morning! We’re still back! During my two week break, I’ve tried to improve the process in which I create the comics from start to finish. Yesterday, I posted the old process: Excel: write the comic out – usually a week at a time to tie together a theme ending each Friday with the climax for the week. InDesign: paste in the text into my comic template. Print this out on 11×14 paper from my home laser printer. Free stylin’: sketch each comic out during my lunch break at work. Scanner: scan the artwork into PDF format (for multiple pages, usually scan a few at a…

  • Testing Pattern

    Ken Drab
    15 Nov 2009 | 8:00 pm
    Good morning! Aaaaaand we’re back! I’ll be trying out a whole new process here to see if I can consolidate the time it takes me to go from finished strip to publishing. You may notice some changes, you may not. Bubbles. Lots of ‘em. I try and be as transparent as possible when creating this stuff because I’ve learned by seeing what other cartoonists are doing. With that, here is the process I used to do. Each comic using a bunch of different applications. Here was the process: Excel: write the comic out – usually a week at a time to tie together a theme ending…
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    DWAP Productions

  • Jack And Bot Prologue page 01

    admin
    19 Nov 2009 | 12:00 am

  • Jack and Bot Buffalo Comic Dreams

    admin
    19 Nov 2009 | 12:00 am
    http://www.DWAPproductions.com/ The new robo-mini-comic Jack and Bot: Prologue by David Pashall and Michelle Gold - you may recognize these 2 spiffy new creators from their work on Magnificent Creatures’ Undead End. http://www.MagnificentCreatures.com/ We’re back with an beautiful new panel of Hunting Buffalo by Mulele, Astra and dale. Ouch, this panel looks incredible. http://www.Twitter.com/DWAPproductions/ Walk with us through the Internets on Twitter. Argyle from Once Upon a Time in the Dark by SOJJ

  • No Magnificence but Punk Comics

    admin
    12 Nov 2009 | 7:20 am
    http://www.DWAPproductions.com/ Here it is gang, the punchline and final page to The Cheesecake Philosophy - I love it. And don’t forget to check out Vim Crony’s other love at http://www.myspace.com/vimcrony. http://www.MagnificentCreatures.com/ Sorry friends - no Magnificent Creatures this week. We had to take some time off to try and get ahead of the schedule but check out the older posts for now. Thanks! http://www.Twitter.com/DWAPproductions/ Follow us into the deepness that is Twitting. DWAP Productions - old banner fun.

  • The Cheesecake Philosophy Page 03

    admin
    12 Nov 2009 | 12:00 am

  • Shotgunning Dilemma with New Online Comics Thursday!

    admin
    5 Nov 2009 | 7:29 am
    http://www.DWAPproductions.com/ The 2nd page of The Cheesecake Philosophy, Casey has a dilemma. http://www.MagnificentCreatures.com/ Plug talks about “shotgunning growth” in this next panel of Hunting Buffalo by Mulele, Astra, and dale. http://www.Twitter.com/DWAPproductions/ Follow us into oblivion. DWAP Productions @ ComicWorks.com Don’t forget to check out the FREE issue of Undead End at ComicWorks with a never before seen cover and new panels!
 
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    Gapingvoid

  • scotland cartoon

    Hugh MacLeod
    20 Nov 2009 | 12:16 pm
    [Backs­tory: About Hugh. E-mail Hugh. Twit­ter. Limi­ted Edi­tion Prints. Car­toon Archive. News­let­ter. Book. Inter­view. Essen­tial Rea­ding: “Everything You Always Wan­ted To Know About ‘Cube Gre­na­des’ But Were Afraid To Ask.”]

  • liberation

    Hugh MacLeod
    20 Nov 2009 | 12:15 pm
    [Backs­tory: About Hugh. E-mail Hugh. Twit­ter. Limi­ted Edi­tion Prints. Car­toon Archive. News­let­ter. Book. Inter­view. Essen­tial Rea­ding: “Everything You Always Wan­ted To Know About ‘Cube Gre­na­des’ But Were Afraid To Ask.”]

  • coming through town

    Hugh MacLeod
    20 Nov 2009 | 12:14 pm
    [Backs­tory: About Hugh. E-mail Hugh. Twit­ter. Limi­ted Edi­tion Prints. Car­toon Archive. News­let­ter. Book. Inter­view. Essen­tial Rea­ding: “Everything You Always Wan­ted To Know About ‘Cube Gre­na­des’ But Were Afraid To Ask.”]

  • i want to believe

    Hugh MacLeod
    20 Nov 2009 | 12:12 pm
    [Backs­tory: About Hugh. E-mail Hugh. Twit­ter. Limi­ted Edi­tion Prints. Car­toon Archive. News­let­ter. Book. Inter­view. Essen­tial Rea­ding: “Everything You Always Wan­ted To Know About ‘Cube Gre­na­des’ But Were Afraid To Ask.”]

  • what people say

    Hugh MacLeod
    20 Nov 2009 | 12:11 pm
    [Backs­tory: About Hugh. E-mail Hugh. Twit­ter. Limi­ted Edi­tion Prints. Car­toon Archive. News­let­ter. Book. Inter­view. Essen­tial Rea­ding: “Everything You Always Wan­ted To Know About ‘Cube Gre­na­des’ But Were Afraid To Ask.”]
 
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    coffee conversations

  • A Guide to Having Fun on Twitter

    Zurairi AR
    12 Nov 2009 | 4:00 pm
    Yesterday, two friends moaned on Twitter that they find Twitter very boring. It’s not surprising how it’s boring, considering how infrequent they tweet. I have since unfollowed them. Sorry, I only follow interesting people, and I don’t need to hear you bemoan about how lousy Twitter is every few weeks. Twitter is immensely fun. Just ask those who just can’t stop tweeting every single day. If you don’t find Twitter fun, then you just haven’t been doing it right. So how can you have more fun on Twitter? Follow more people This is pretty much given, but some people do just sit around…

  • Malaysia Was a Secular Country, and Should Return to Being One

    Zurairi AR
    7 Nov 2009 | 8:34 pm
    This was my fifth and final post as PopMuda in PopIN: When the Federal Constitution was drafted, it was made very clear that Malaysia is a secular state, and Islam was only the official religion. Malaysia was never an Islamic state. How come in 2007, the then Deputy Prime Minister Najib Razak boldly claimed that Malaysia was “never a secular state but an Islamic nation”? Somewhere along the way from Independence, Islam took root in the governance and up until now, lobbyists constantly seek to declare Malaysia as an Islamic country. The religious status quo is fast becoming the…

  • Telling Myths Through Graphic Novels

    Zurairi AR
    5 Nov 2009 | 7:46 pm
    Originally appeared as fourth post in PopIN as PopMuda: You might already know that I really adore comics. They are a great medium of telling stories through art. Today, I’d like share some of my favourite graphic novels that can be considered radical in their deconstruction of what it means to be human, and the whole god, heaven/hell thing: Preacher (by Garth Ennis & Steve Dillon) This one hell of a ride is what you get when you mix a Texan preacher, an Irish vampire and a sharp-shooter hottie. Preacher Jesse Custer lived a messed-up childhood under his righteous grandma who wanted him…

  • Is Malaysia Capable Of Evolving?

    Zurairi AR
    5 Nov 2009 | 7:38 pm
    Third post as PopMuda at PopIN: Google “Malaysia” and “evolusi” together, and the first link that comes out is for “racing”-flick Evolusi KL Drift. FML. This is where tackling the issue of evolution in Malaysia becomes rather tricky—it’s rarely because so many people oppose it. We just don’t talk about it much. So let me get the ball rolling. What is evolution anyway? To put it simply, theory of evolution explains how animals and plants change over time. This process of change is driven by a concept called natural selection, which means whichever species suits their…

  • Malaysian Students In Sydney For Good

    Zurairi AR
    4 Nov 2009 | 5:35 am
    This was my second post as PopIN’s PopMuda. Away from polarising politicians back home, Malaysian students in Sydney thrive on being simply of one race: Malaysian race. That was one of the most important things I learnt while in Sydney for four years. Today, I want to share with you some of the interesting things our students there do for fun: Malaysia Fest (MFest) Undoubtedly the oldest and biggest Malaysian cultural festival organised by students—in Australia, if not the world. MFest showcases the best of Malaysia with the classic combo of cultural stage shows and stalls of…
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    Andertoons Daily Cartoon

  • November 20th, 2009: Cartoon #3806

    Cartoon #3806   (Stores have signs reading 'Furniture' and 'Unfinished Furniture', forest next door has sign reading 'Not Even Begun Furniture') Browse Cartoons: Business Office Sales Family Marriage Animals Pets Lawyers Doctors Psychiatry Teacher Tech Sports Holidays Like this cartoon? Click here to buy it for your presentation or newsletter. Andertoons | Blog | Facebook | Twitter

  • November 19th, 2009: Cartoon #3805

    Cartoon #3805   'We've been brainstorming for four hours and the best we can do is partly cloudy?!' Browse Cartoons: Business Office Sales Family Marriage Animals Pets Lawyers Doctors Psychiatry Teacher Tech Sports Holidays Like this cartoon? Click here to buy it for your presentation or newsletter. Andertoons | Blog | Facebook | Twitter

  • November 18th, 2009: Cartoon #3804

    Cartoon #3804   'Always remember, son, it's a civilization out there.' Browse Cartoons: Business Office Sales Family Marriage Animals Pets Lawyers Doctors Psychiatry Teacher Tech Sports Holidays Like this cartoon? Click here to buy it for your presentation or newsletter. Andertoons | Blog | Facebook | Twitter

  • November 17th, 2009: Cartoon #3803

    Cartoon #3803   'She's just playing hard to get.' Browse Cartoons: Business Office Sales Family Marriage Animals Pets Lawyers Doctors Psychiatry Teacher Tech Sports Holidays Like this cartoon? Click here to buy it for your presentation or newsletter. Andertoons | Blog | Facebook | Twitter

  • November 16th, 2009: Cartoon #3802

    Cartoon #3802   'We'll just make this back into a write-on!' Browse Cartoons: Business Office Sales Family Marriage Animals Pets Lawyers Doctors Psychiatry Teacher Tech Sports Holidays Like this cartoon? Click here to buy it for your presentation or newsletter. Andertoons | Blog | Facebook | Twitter
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    Chris's Invincible Super-Blog

  • Round Table Roundup: The Best Comics Inspired by King Arthur

    Chris Sims
    20 Nov 2009 | 11:00 am
        Today at ComicsAlliance, I’ve offered up a vague tie-in to this week’s release of Black Knight #1 by rounding up my favorite comics inspired by Arthurian legend! This was actually one of the most fun CA articles for me to write. Not really for anything I did–there aren’t a whole lot of jokes in this one–but because I was writing about some of my favorite comics. Grant Morrison’s version of the Shining Knight is in there, and flipping through those issues again reminded me of how much I want (or want to write) more stories with that character.

  • The Week In Ink: November 18, 2009

    Chris Sims
    19 Nov 2009 | 8:59 pm
    Sometimes it’s hard to tell when you’ve got a weight problem, but I’m pretty sure that if the sound of someone kicking you in the face ends with a double-F, you should probably look into long walks and a personal trainer.     And with two boots to the face of the morbidly obese, it’s time for another round of the Internet’s Most Two-Footed Comics Reviews! Here’s what I picked up this week…     …and here’s what I thought of them!   Adventure Comics #4: This is without question one of the funniest comics I’ve…

  • ComicsAlliance Presents the Marvel Monster Mash-Ups!

    Chris Sims
    18 Nov 2009 | 8:59 pm
        This week saw the release of the first part of FrankenCastle–the story wherein the Punisher’s dismembered corpse is dragged off by the Man-Thing so that he can be stitched up into a Frankenstein’s monster–and to mark this momentous occasion, I’ve offered up some wild speculation about what they might do next! For this article, I did the writing, but the PhotoShop wizardry (as seen above) was handled by ComicsAlliance’s all-new, all-different assistant editor Caleb Goellner, and brother, if you thought I wanted to write that story where…

  • ComicsAlliance: The Gender Swap Meet!

    Chris Sims
    17 Nov 2009 | 8:31 pm
        Today at ComicsAlliance, I’ve infected myself with Gender Reversal Disease (as seen in Legion of Super-Heroes) to bring you the strangest female versions of established male characters in comics! In addition to the absolute awesomeness of getting a Sexy Girl version of Galactus (as seen above), the cornerstone of the article, of course, is a look at Martin Pasko and Curt Swan’s Superman #349, the issue where Mr. Mxyzptlk gender-swaps the entire world in order to get some vague, marriage-related revenge on Superman, as it is the issue that gave us the sheer hilarity…

  • The Worst of Netflix: Twisted Justice

    Chris Sims
    16 Nov 2009 | 6:00 pm
        I’m back at Heavy.com today with an all-new installment of The Worst of Netflix, this time taking on David Heavener’s 1990 anti-gun-control sci fi action picture, Twisted Justice! I think I managed to hit most of the high points in the Heavy review–Tucker’s onesie, THE FUTURE!’s version of Bluetooth, Heavener’s utter incompetence both in and out of character–but not every awful thing about the movie made it into the final version, so as a bonus to the article, here are a few of the notes I made while watching that didn’t make the…
 
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