Webcomics Wednesday: PA Outrage
Last week, EA's Patrick Söderlund posted a status update on the company's next Star Wars game. The upshot of the update was that they're...
Webcomics Wednesday: Audience Challenges
Although taking an accurate count is virtually impossible, it's reasonable to assume that there are more webcomics now than ever before. And, if...
Webcomics Wednesday: Older Than You Think
I was chatting with a comics fan the other day about webcomics. He's freely admitted to me in the past that webcomics aren't necessarily his area of...
Webcomics Wednesday: Glitched
Nick Trujillo is probably most well-known for his appearance on Penny Arcade's reality game show, Strip Search. In case you missed it, back in...
Webcomics Wednesday: Swapping Success
Yesterday on Twitter, Marlene asked... Who do we know of in the comics industry that found success primarily through Tumblr/social media? —...
Webcomics Wednesday: Archives
We're at a point in webcomics development where there are a number of ongoing strips that are well over a decade old now. Strips like Penny Arcade...
PAX East 2015: 10 (Sorta) New Things to See & Do
PAX East is a must-attend convention, uniquely positioned both as one of the premiere video and tabletop gaming conventions, yet on paper, each PAX...
Webcomics Wednesday: Dive In!
I first started reading webcomics about ten years ago. I had been enjoying Phil and Kaja Foglio's Girl Genius in its printed form (I was actually a...
Webcomics Wednesday: An Extension of Self
I think most readers are generally aware that any creator puts some degree of themself into their work. For those creating fictional narratives like...