Chemistry Set goes Film
The webcomics collective The CHemistry set has released their very own trailer/teaser:
http://www.youtube.com/v/6v0vclcaFoo
But that's not all, they're also teaming with the FALLING SHORT film showcase:
Online...
Chasqui @ de_act_i_vate
Nico Cinque has started a very good looking new webcomic about the collapse of the Incan Empire at De-act-i-vate.
RIP Michelle Urry
Legendary PLAYBOY cartoon editor Michelle Urry has died at age 66 of occular melanoma, according to the NYT obituary (which we can't find online.)...
Webcomics round-up
At TalkAboutComics more of the cartoonists for the revamped Serializer are mentioned. The line-up is as strong as it gets.
With one week...
Cartoonists go to UN
At this weekend's SPX we had some fun calling the main panel room "The UN," and indeed the attendees had a grand time making...
Sfar and Trondheim leave L’Association
Tom translates a French article reporting on departure of two of the founding members of the groundbreaking alternative art collective.
Stepping in to say...
Marvel Zombies
John Jakala examines the evidence and explains why fan outcries don't hurt Marvel when not backed up by speaking with your pocketbook.
This is why...
The Ventures of Zimmerman
The Ventures of Zimmerman, a scanned-in strip about singer/songwriter Bob Dylan from the old Nat'l Lampoon by Tony Hendra, Sean Kelly and Neal Adams....
Wedding of the…week!
Much Fantastic Four news rounded up at Cinematical, including this Flickr set spy report with super secret pictures of the wedding of...SUE STORM and...
SPX: Chemistry Set
Members of the webcomicker collective The Chemistry Set will invade SPX with bold ideas and comics calculated to drive you mad. They also know...
Serializer.net returns
Serializer was an excellent art comics site that went up in flames due to a server crash many moons ago, but we received word...
Short random items
§ The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal rounds up the grueling life of the daily strip cartoonist, and looks at notorious drop-outs like Watterson, Larson and now...
