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So has anyone else recently come accross any comics that aren't usually recognized as comics, that are worth looking at? I just came accross The Farm Book authored and illustrated by Rien Poortvliet in 1975. It's a 200 plus page "pictoral book" where the author uses anything from quick sketches to f...

I've since read volumes 2 and 3 (Volume 3 is Amazingly good), any word on whether Viz has changed their mind or if anyone else is going to print the rest of Phoenix? It's just such a shame. There are sooo soooo many crappy comics out there and when a noncrappy one gets published people don't buy it.

Hey guys less than a month!

I haven't read the entire interview yet. Like most articles, I skipped to the end and intend to then read the middle and might go back to the beginning. Given my thus far limited knowledge of the content of the interview, I am in at least partial agreement with your comments on Mr. Hard's comments ...

Rip Tanion wrote:As for the confusion in the panel in question, it may have been clearer to "pull back the camera", and show Bush speaking behind the Presidential podium. Then there would be no doubt who you are trying to portray.

good point

However, I got the impression that the guy talking about terrorist clones was George W Bush, not Ted Koppel. Oh, yeah. You could be right. I was seeing the panel as a news report, but it could be a Presidential press conference. When I saw the big ears, Ted Koppel was instantly triggered in my mind...

Hmmm... was that there before? I guess i just overlooked it, thanks.

the site looks good but what happened to the comic between oranges and the one you're doing now?

You know... every single comic I nominated in every category is now in the running for "Best..." whatever. Like He-Man says, "I have the power." Except for about two or three of the categories I can say quite the opposite. I think I cursed all of the webcomics that I like by voting for them. :-?

I really liked your guest strip eric. I mean I'm not the creator or anything, but as a reader of IAG I think your guest comic fits snuggly within the story that willy g is creating.

Religion is like the Easter Bunny and Santa Claus... something good for teaching kids how to behave that you should then stop believing in once you get old enough to think for yourself. I don't personally subscribe to the simplistic "fairy tale" approach to religion that many religious folk do, but...

I think it looks fine and you should use your skill to illustarate your story here: http://www.zwol.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1203

whoa that sounds awesome!!

I'm tempted to start signing everything "Willie G" because it makes me sound like a delta blues singer... How about Blind Willie G ? Adds a bit more blues to your delta. As an added bonus, you would portray yourself as a blind person using visual language to communicate. Ah, irony... of course you ...

Jason Alderman wrote: (p.s. - Thanks for the info, Kris!)

You're welcome, btw I started to checkout your 24hr comic, but when I got to pages with text I quit because the text was too hard to comfortably read. It might not be a bad idea to make your images a bit cleare, I know I'd read it then.

William G wrote: From now on, I will never attempt to be funny becasue there is no way I can match that.

Oh you mean you have been making some attempt at being funny?

If I can find enough money I would really like to go. Is anyone here going? Has anyone here gone before? What should I expect? Tim, how do you go about getting one of those campus studio apartments? I checked MCAD'a site and all they have is a list of nearby hotels . I've signed up for the class. T...

My finals also conflict with today. So, I celebrated last weekend.... When I first heard about this event, I was pretty gung ho to go for it. As it approached though, I found a slight conflict. It seems my professors all like to give these things called "finals" at the end of the semester, and this...

So scott... is there any chance that in honor of 24hr comics day you're going to update the 24hr comic index?

In a vaguely related vein, here's a piece by the CBC's popular culture columnist: Comics have become too respectable . I don't agree with Brown by a long stretch here, but it's an interesting perspective on things. Actually it's vey related, it wouldn't take much for my essay to be tuned into a res...

I'm not sure where I should've put this, but I put it here because both articles briefly mention Scott. But, obviously if it's in the wrong place feel free to move it. This column appeared yesterday in my university's newspaper: Comic books finally get respect http://www.bgnews.com/vnews/display.v/A...

I love all your silly random morning improvs and I'm looking forward to more of them, but it is great to read something more touching in the improvs every now and then. This was a great improv I think I owe you a buck when the voting starts again.

Thanks to everyone who did the calculations. These were all the stats i was wondering about, but was way to lazy to find out myself (actually I did count the panels of who's mind a little before it was complete, but I balked at redoing it and then counting the panels of other improvs.)

I like that caricature you drew of yourself. Very good whether it was a 24 minute comic or not.