xkcd's revealing color survey
At the blog for the insanely popular webcomic XCKD, Randall Munroe directly confronts issues of gender, fashion and whether a color can be construed as "dusty"
Here are the color names most disproportionately popular among women: 1. ... Kind of an incense-bomb-set-off-in-a-Bed-Bath-&-Beyond vibe. ... Here are the color names most disproportionately popular among men: 1. 
Can she get any more awesome? Zuda leaves competition in the dust
Friday afternoon news dump as Zuda Comics, DC's webcomic imprint, makes it official that they are leaving their competition format behind. VP of...
BRECKINRIDGE ELKINS hits the web
Speaking of the obscure characters of pulp writer Robert E. Howard who managed to churn out a jillion characters before taking his own life at the age of 31, his Texan character Breckenridge Elkins is getting adapted as a webcomic by Gary Chaloner ( Red Kelo, John Law) and Cayetano Garza. Elkins was one of Howard's more successful character during his lifetime, and the comic has a nice rugged look. Two book covers; Family Man and Octopus Pie
Cartoonists were showing off their upcoming books covers EVERYWHERE this week. Here's the cover of the first collection of Dylan Meconis's historical yet mystical webcomic, Family Man .
And here's a photo of Meredith Gran's first Octopus Pie collection from Villard, coming in June. The book is shown with a cup of coffee for both scale and inspiration.
And here's a photo of Meredith Gran's first Octopus Pie collection from Villard, coming in June. The book is shown with a cup of coffee for both scale and inspiration. TRUE SWAMP is back
Jon Lewis's cult comic about a bunch of neurotic critters in the swamp is back as a webcomic. Go forth and bookmark.
Kate Beaton's Great Gatsby
Many more in this link. Is it our imagination, or is Kate Beaton getting even MORE polished and sophisticated in her cartooning and...
Comics Watch: The Year of the Rat
Caeyetano Garza writes to say that his Ignatz Award-winning webcomic The Year of the Rat is now available in book format. It's a surreal...
Pekar’s comics review of Crumb’s GENESIS
Over at the Jewish Review of Books, Harvey Pekar teams with artist Tara Seibel to review Crumb's GENESIS in comics form. Seibel previously illustrated...
Zahra’s Paradise launches
It seems that First Second is getting into the webcomics business. First it was E-i-C Mark Siegel's Sailor Twain Or The Mermaid In The...
Weekday reading: Colin Upton online
Vancouver-based mini-comic/underground cartoonist Colin Upton is taking to the web on his LJ page. Here, he grapples with This Modern Life.
The iPad is here….now what?
Are we living in the Jetsons or a Cormac McCarthy novel? Will the iPad take us to a world where readers pay for content...or...
