Tag: Webcomics
Holiday reading: Great basic webcomics list
Io9's Lauren Davis has compiled this list of 51 Awesome Webcomics The Eisners Have Completely Failed To Recognizethat really functions as a basic list of Webcomics 101 (Although there are certainly omissions.) Still if you wanted to catch up the list is a great start. Webcomic: alert: What goes on at a cartoon focus group
Giancarlo Volpe, showrunner of Green Lantern the Animated Series has drawn a comic about a focus group test of the cartoon. It's an interesting behind the scenes of how the testers said the...
Webcomic alert: Boulet goes shopping
A new comic by French cartoonist Boulet is always worth noting, and this one about the horror of buying new clothes is no exception, from the dread of buying underwear from snotty sales girls...
Webcomic alerrt: Sam Alden debuts his new “MS Paint” comics
I saw Sam Alden reading these at the NY Comcis SYmposium the other night and let's just say it gets better and better. He uses a 500x500 pixel grid to do everything.
Kate Beaton’s DUCKS is finished
Kate Beaton's DUCKS, an autobiographical comic about her time working at Fort McMurray runs five parts and here are links. Fort McMurray is part of mining operation around the Athabasca oil sands in northern...
Margaret Trauth on Decrypting Rita: “I’m in an Intensely Experimental Phase Right Now” [Interview]
Every so often a comic arrests you on the spot, and you're drawn wholly into a new world, style, and story. It happens sometimes completely by chance, which is what happened when I first...
FINALLY: go read Jeff Smith’s wonderfui webcomic Tüki Save the Humans as it was...
Jeff Smith's webcomic Tuki Save The Humans is back in a redesigned website that shows how spectacular the comic is.
webcomic Alert: The Key by Grant Morrison and Rian Hughes
Grant Morrison and Rian Hughes have created a new webcomic called The Key as part of the BC's Freedom2014 project spotlight free speech issues. "We have a rebel who wears a key around his...
Steve Ellis on The Only Living Boy: “He’s a Classic Hero” [Interview]
A year or two ago I spoke to the creative team of The Only Living Boy about their project, a successful Kickstarter which led to a print comic coming out in two volumes subsequently....
REVIEW: NYC Basic Tips and Etiquette by Nathan W. Pyle
NYC Basic Tips and Etiquette
Nathan W. Pyle
William Morrow/HarperCollins
$10, 144 pages
ISBN 978-0-06-230311-0
I kept expecting this book of cartoon tips to be funny and it wasn’t. Then I realized it wasn’t meant to be funny. It was meant to be what the title says: tips and etiquette.
Webcomic Alert: Default Trigger, a SF comic about student loans
Over the last few years I've done a series of panels called "How to Get News Coverage" (organized by Rik Offenberger) at various cons and I often talk about how you must send out...
New autobio comic by Kate Beaton: Ducks
Before she was a world-famous cartoonist, Kate Beaton studied history and worked at a oil mine in remote Fort McMurry Canada. Once in a while she does a comic about her experiences there. Here's...
