As stated previously the winner of the Web Comics Scavenger Hunt we held throughout August has been declared. Andrea was our winner with over 300 links to Pirate related comics. The full list is now online in our contest section and you can see the whole list here. Awesome job Andrea! That’s more pirates than I ever thought I’d see in one place.
The next topic for our monthly contest, the Web Comics Scavenger Hunt, is Demons! You can get all the details on our contest page. Happy hunting!
If you haven’t heard all the news pouring out of the US news channels you are either living under a rock or read the story about the Mosque stampede first. For those who read Digital Strips before the news Katrina (a category 4 hurricane) swept over Florida and slammed into New Orleans with enough force to break the dykes holding back Lake Pontchartrain from a city that is below the lake’s level. For the non-physics majors out there that means the lake proceed to correct this little problem by flooding the entire city causing uncounted loss of life and over $20 billion in damage. Continue reading
It’s time for our second installment of the Scavenger Hunt. The quick low down, for those new to the “The Monthly Web Comics Scavenger Hunt“, is it is help promote webcomics by compiling a list of comics around narrow topics such as pirates as oppose to ‘humor’. The deadline for this month is of course midnight of the last day of September.
We want you to gather links to comics across the web that pertain, refer to, involve, or otherwise mention this topic and send us the list. On last day of the month the person who sent us the most qualifying links Continue reading
The Web Comic Scavenger Hunt for the month of August is now complete and we have a winner. Congratulations to Andrea of Icarus Falls who sent in a list of pirate related comics with 326 links! Great job Andrea! She will receive a copy of the Alpha Shade graphic novel as her prize. The full list of links she sent in will be posted on our site shortly.
Later on we’ll announce the next topic for the September Web Comic Scavenger Hunt. Thanks to everyone who participated in the contest!
When it comes to webcomics there are two ways to prove you are on the way to making it. The first is when your work starts making an impact and when you have been running online for more then two years. So it was without surprise to find RyanEstrada.com celebrating two years on the web after Ryan has had such an impact (reaching 10,000+ unique visits last month) with his travel journals, 24/48/72/175 hour comic marathons, and Welton Colbert. In celebration Ryan has redesigned his site along the lines that have brought him to where he is now.