Webcomics Wednesday: The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Week
My apologies for the overly long title this week, but for webcomics, this week is turning into a steaming pile of bantha poodoo (if you'll also...
Deanna Destito on Her Tale in a David Bowie Kickstarter
When David Bowie passed away in the early days of 2016, fans who had been impacted by his creations--from his music to his acting to his...
Webcomics Wednesday: Why Not Go Right to Crowdfunding?
I was mulling over the notion of financing webcomics. Specifically, I wonder how many webcomics are actually themselves self-sustaining versus how...
Lela Gwenn & Valentine Barker on Magic & Merriment in Their MADELEINES & MALEDICTIONS Kickstarter
There’s a reason that the city of New Orleans has time and again attracted storytellers as a locale to spin their yarns. NOLA has an energy that...
Maytal Gilboa on Publishing & Diversity in Emet Comics
If you're looking for comic book stories by women centering on strong female protagonists, Emet Comics deserves your attention. The Los Angeles-based...
Webcomics Wednesday: Ad Revenue?
When people first started considering that they might be able to make money from doing webcomics, there were a flurry of different approaches. After...
Ida Neverdahl on JELLY VAMPIRE & the Power of Imagination
Have you ever thought about having your head transposed on the head of Siames tiger twins? Or what it'd be like to have a job as a panda cuddler?...
Devin Grayson on the Mine! Kickstarter for Planned Parenthood
Depending on the political climate and who is in political office in the United States, there's always a danger of government funding being cut from...
Stephan Franck Adds the Graphic Novel ROSALYND to His SILVER Kickstarter Campaign
Writer and artist Stephan Franck's Kickstarter campaign to bring to life the third volume of Silver, his Ocean’s 11-esque caper that has con men...
Webcomics Wednesday: Connections
Marvel editor Tom Brevoort recently asked on Twitter for readers' best "done-in-one single issue Marvel stories." Naturally, there were a bevy of...