Articles tagged with: comic book
Madbadcat’s Note: The first time I saw Jaye Frisina’s work, I laughed out loud. How is it possible for that whimsical ninja to be endearing and threatening at the same time? The answer to that …
I wish I could say it was brilliant but it wasn’t. I wish I could say Watchmen sucked, but it didn’t. It was just meh.
Comic Life Magiq is an unusual product in plasq’s software line, as it’s not meant to be a replacement for Comic Life Deluxe. As an avid fan of the latter, I wanted to see if …
Jim8Ball is such a prolific author we couldn’t decide which of his work we liked best. Don’t miss the slideshow after the questionaire- it has a story preview for his “Samurai Cat” series and covers to many of his other books. If you are in the Washington, DC area Oct 4-5 2008, meet Jim8ball and buy his books at the SPX Expo in the Marriott Bethesda North Hotel & Conference Center.
Madbadcat’s Note: The evolution of Jason Franks’ comic books, from ideas to print, is chronicled in this interview and accompanying images. His manifest passion for, and knowledge of, his medium permeates this article as …
Stephen Colbert Is The Andy Kaufman of This Generation.
Bravery, thy name is Stephen. His performance at the 2006 White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner was the comedic equivalent of the Battle of Hamburger Hill. Marvel Comics …
Madbadcat’s Note: The retro style and story of Todd Gnacinski’s book grabbed me from the first moment I saw the cover on Etsy and it turns out we share a love of all things Dave …
Like most webcomics on their first year, The Tao of I.T. Al has changed over the months, as the workflow has been changed and refined.
Originally I had followed the current "traditional" comics art route …
Is it a case of "think different- think just like us"?
Murderdrome, first digital comic made especially for iPhone/iPod, has been banned from the iTunes App Store as inappropriate.
Infurious Comics, the publishers of Murderdrome, are making …
San Diego Comic-Con 2008: Mostly highlights of the vast Exhibitor’s Hall, with some additional shots of around the convention area.
Part 1: Yikes! (an overview)
"Geek is good" said Marc Bernardin, Entertainment Weekly and EW.com Senior Editor on Friday’s Entertainment Weekly’s Filmmakers panel.
That’s the second impression you get after the initial shock of the sheer …
