534 posts tagged Web Comic

Just ran across a neat little web comic and wanted to share. It can be found at http://talesofmereexistence.com/wp/?p=63 This caught my attention because it seems like I’ve seen this kind of behavior (from adults) quite often and it’s just sad. ShareThis

Social Mediacrity: Superman vs. Dr. X-Ray By cGt2099 on May 16th, 2008 Social Mediacrity by Honest_Ape Updates every Tuesday and Thursday Permanent link to this comic strip: http://mixxingbowl.com/2008/05/16/social-mediacrity-superman-vs-dr-x-ray/ Image URL:

Today, a scoop is circulating via Cinematical that possibly spells the fate of the lucrative Spider-Man franchise. It was already known that screenwriter James Vanderbilt (Zodiac, The Rundown) was working on the script for Spider-Man 4, but apparently he’s turned in a draft to Sony/Columbia that allows a Spider-Man 5 to be shot simultaneously.

Warner Brothers Shuts Down Auction For Children’s Cancer Charity Reader Jonathan points us to a story that’s also made the rounds on Boing Boing. Basically a blogger who apparently is somewhat well connected in the comic book/superhero world decided to get a bunch of artists he knew together to

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Awesome! Cyanide & Happiness @ Explosm.net

A new issue of the Club Penguin Times came out today. It is issue #135. The top stories are: ‘The Adventure Begins,’ which is the sequal to last week’s advertising story; ‘Ye Olde Igloo Contest,’ which is more info about the igloo contest and ‘Judging In Progress,’ which is about the judging for the story contest.

This is a rendition of a post found in offbeatearth.com, I have animated those pictures using the lolcat animator, clipmann.com.

Web Comics Are Good May 15th, 2008--by Stephen Schleicher I don’t know why so many people hate what Ryan and Lar are doing over at Least I Could Do.  This week, Rayne took his niece to a comic convention and ran into a couple of guys… Yeah, you’ll have to go to the site to see the rest of the strip.

King Features has released a new embed-able comic application called Comics Kingdom that allows any newspaper to deploy a comic page easily. The application allows users to view a 30 day archive of King’s comics, ability to rate and comment on a comic, zoom in for a larger view, and to add the page