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When cartoonists get famous: Randall Munroe on Colbert

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The Colbert Report Last week Randall Munroe of xkcd fame apepared on the Colbert Show to promote his new book What If?: Serious Scientific Answers...

Update: People had a good time at Intervention

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Yesterday I pointed out some negative tweeting about last weekend's Intervention in Rockville, MD, a small webcomics/blogging focused show in its fifth year. Past...

Weekend con report: The kinds of cons that cartoonists avoid

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RT @MikeCovers: The @interventioncon auction is about to kick off, the only auction moderated by Jesus pic.twitter.com/Aeubu2D3Y5 — Intervention (@interventioncon) August 24, 2014 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js While the...

Webcomics alert: Daryl Cunningham’s “You Might as Well Live”

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The national dialogue on the subject of mental health and depression following the suicide of Robi0n Williams continues. Daryl Cunningham, author of the really...

Webcomic alert: Breaking Cat News

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Because we all need a laugh and because the internet was made for cats: BREAKING CAT NEWS by Georgia Dunn. 
I really have to...

Webcomic alert: The Spirit of BACARDÍ by Warren Ellis and Mike Allred

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One's an atheist who lives on Red Bull and whiskey. One's a Mormon who never drinks. But Warren Ellis and Mike Allred have teamed...

SDCC ’14: Fantagraphics to Collect Liz Suburbia’s ‘Sacred Heart’ as Graphic Novel

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More news through from San Diego, as Fantagraphics have announced that they'll be collecting the webcomic 'Sacred Heart', by Liz Suburbia, as a one-shot...

Webcomic alert: Trigger Warning: Breakfast by Anonymous

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Has it really been stressed enough how great the comics that The Nib, edited by Matt Bors and Eleri Mai Harris, is publishing are? Here's a new one called Trigger Warning: Breakfast and i have towarn you it is not a pleasant read, but it is powerful. The author is anonymous. For reasons you will understand when you read it.

Webcomic alert: Lauren Weinstein’s ‘Carriers’

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3613_c4fa7aecedac73641320d24d5bf3bf38.jpg Lauren Weinstein is running a five part webcomic at Nautilus about discovering that both she and her husband (TCJ.com editor Tim Hodler) were carriers of the cystic fibrosis gene, and their unborn child had a 25% chance of having the incurable disease.

CrowdWatch: The Economics of Digital Comics by Todd Allen

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Frequent Beat contributor Todd Allen has just launched a Kickstarter for a new edition of his book The Economics of Digital Comics —the goal...

Webcomic alert: Solo by Hope Larson

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Hope Larson has just launched a webcomic called Solo. She writes:

Interview: Christian Beranek Offers ‘Validation’

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Christian Beranek is the writer of Validation, a webcomic telling stories from the life of a trans girl living in the city. The series...

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