Still NOT@CON: David Gallaher
Yes, it's the week after Comic-Con and I'm sure all of you are still reeling from all the wonderfully delicious news pouring out of the San Diego...
Webcomics Wednesday: Dropped Like a Hot Rock!
I've been a big fan of Google Chrome as a browser since it launched back in 2008. They put together a really solid browser, and they included a...
Webcomics Wednesday: The “In” Crowd
In the earliest days of the comic industry, almost anyone could be a part of it. If you flip through some of those old comic stories from the 1930s,...
Webcomics Wednesday: Building Relationships
I was talking to David Davis earlier this week. Davis is the creative force behind Cosmic Dash, a webcomic about the crew of an independent...
Webcomics Wednesday: Repurpose Your Work
David Gallaher and Steve Ellis first put together a pamphlet comic called The Only Living Boy with some help from a Kickstarter project in early...
Webcomics Wednesday: Not Your Father’s Indie Comics
Almost since webcomics began, there's been a sense that they're set apart from "mainstream" comics. Which is hardly surprising, given that the people...
Webcomics Wednesday: Then vs Now
Megan Rose Gedris recently opined that she was glad webcomics weren't as big of a deal when she started out, compared to now. I was a dumb kid, and...
Webcomics Wednesday: Sparkshooter
Troy Brownfield has been in and around comics a lot longer than you might guess. He wrote some short webcomics for his Shotgun Reviews website back...
Webcomics Wednesday: Keep It Movin’!
There are two basic forms of webcomics, and they mimic the two forms of newspaper strips. There's the gag-a-day style that most people think of when...
Webcomics Wednesday: The Hidden Data Mine
Obby Breeden -- the bearded half of Jennie Breeden's The Devil's Panties -- recently posted an article about TRAQ scores. These TRue Advertising...