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I would like draw your attention to some local talent from my area. Max Riffner is an iMedia graduate of Dana College in Blair, NE. He has since started a successful site of webcomics, with a full-fledged 129-page graphic novel (Golden Boy) online for free. You may also buy it in print form. http://...

I completely agree, Amerigo. Anyone who sets a "standard" for art needs a lobotomy. I'm just wondering which part of a story people enjoy more...

There are times when I feel frustrated when reading fiction that is often praised by respectable critics. Don't get me wrong, these works aren't overrated by any stretch; they are often masterpieces in the art of communication. Then again, there are also those works that are a bit more to the point ...

Anonymous wrote:I'm not totally bothered with them going commercial, either. I just have to ask...We Like Da Moon?

*beats himself for not logging in*

Why, why!

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If there's one thing worse than torture that Scott has linked to, it's torture that sells out.

We had some comic jams in this forum . Some good things were done at the time. A variant that I thought would be good is an "invite jam" where each person drew one panel, then invited somebody else to do the next panel. That way it would get around to more people than would be initially aware of it...

The idea of an improvisational comic is very cool--especially those done by Scott. Suppose other professionals could join in on a work already in progress? We have done this at our forum and it turned out to be heaps of fun.