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My brother and his friends started playing D&D, then to GURPS a long time ago. Since they have been meeting every week since the late 70's they have been having many adventures and have been building a growing world as characters have came and gone. Since they have been meeting every week since the ...

I think Tim said it best ... here here!

I would be apprehensive about distributing comics via peer-to-peer. Electronic distribution is one of those cool directions comics could go/are going (as Scott has spoke more clearly in his last book). However I like the idea of either free or subscriptions websites, or even comics being e-mailed, t...

How quickly time flies. A holiday, an election, a world leader in a coma and four weeks of all new Zwol while I am just gone. As much as I love coming to this forum to debate, discuss or boast, I just have been busy that all these days and weeks just merge. I hardly know what day it is anymore. What...

Praise for Daniel and his stories/art/experiements/innovation has been spoken before by people more notable and wiser than I. I liked this hyper-flash-comic quite a bit and am always amazed by his work. I even showed it to my wife who enjoyed quite a bit as well. However the cube head person ... I t...

I have been reading a lot of Hellboy lately and I really like how Mike Mignola tells a story. Very simular to any of Will Eisner comics. I have yet to apply this to my own comics as I really don't have much time as I used to. However I would say i would be actively studying artists' work. As well wi...

I believe Bob Stevenson has a simular thing on his comics at: http://www.journeyintohistory.com/

Frankly, I think the "why do comics?" question is quite stupid (no offense). Why paint? Why write? Why dance? Why sing? Why do anything? The answers are obvious as self expression, entertainment and personal growth. Why pick one media over another to accomplish those goals is just a matter personal ...

It is a kick to see this stuff as a fan, not just the writer. Eric you rock!

Hmmm. It seems like our old pal William is being rather infectious. Will, you must have a lot of time on your hands to be able to teach, draw at least two comics, post here, post other places, and still find time to write for Web Comic Examiner. Congrats Will.

Your right, the Japanese characters were not displayed properly in my browser ... not that I could read it was. I had a Japanese language class in high school and I have since forgotten almost everything. Is it a comic? God, do we have to get into that again? But it is an interesting form. I think m...

I tend to reread at least part of the previous chapters to refresh myself before reading the newest. It just reads better as one big story as it does as individual stories. I tend to do this with many comics, not just It's About Girls.

I figured I might give a quick update:

Without giving away any details, more Nouveau Chemin are being produced as we speak. I can not say when they will be ready for posting though. We will keep you updated when there is more to tell.

Sureal.

It's probably a layout to one of your Hamlet adaptions you are obsessed with. I wish it was a layout to my script I am working on, but I doubt it.

Looks like a rough sketch for some comic to test out panels and layout ... yet no reference in the blog part of the page. Want to clue us in?

It is David Ano's Starving Art Shop. Buy original art, printed work and other stuff. I just started but I plan to add stuff more and more as I go along.

http://www.geocities.com/david_ano/shop/

(Ignore the postage on the mini if ordering it alone, I got to fix that).

It sounds possible and something I plan to do ... of course at this point I don't even have ten bucks to spare. I have no job and rent is really really late. If you want to give me a loan, then we will talk.

I don't like PNG's, so I don't use them. So I downloaded your file and opened it in Photoshop and then went to "save to web". I used the GIF as a file format, greyscale instead of web or any other indexed color, with no dither. Then I used the web snap at 100 and had 6 shades of grey. I took a file ...

Hey Mark, it was nice that you got time to go to the Ann Arbor Book Festival before flying off to Japan to make comics. While I do not visit this board as much as I should, it appears that most everything that i want to say has been said. Thanks guys. :P I will make my remarks anyhow. I hate PNG's b...

A fellow artist and I were looking very long and hard on this. If I actualy had a job to pay for this (if you notice I don't even have enough money to get off geocities yet) I would totaly be there. In fact, print-on-demand (at least with comixpress) is the best way to beat the standard print and di...

I have been obsessed with comics as long as I remember. I have tried my hand at illustrating, writing, coloring and even self-publishing. I founded two artists groups and participated in many comic forums. However with my various explorations into the comic world, I still try to find my place in thi...

Back in the mid 90's there was a bunch of 3D comics where you had to wear glasses. Of course it was not a new thing, just with technology of digital color it did peck the curiosity of the colorists. The one I remember the best is at Valiant because it used a process where the comic could be read wit...

I hope so! Over a year ago, I tried to explore doing editorial cartoons. I e-mailed very newspaper in the area. Most relied with "we get our comics from the sydnicate only" or "we already have somebody local do it for free". So it makes me wonder that the newpaper editors/publishers believe that it ...