ConnectiCon – A Report

2005 was our first convention and we were impressed. If there is anything about ConnectiCon that I like it’s the treatment they have for Web Comic artists. They are always treated well even if their tier system is a little out of whack. The tier system made a huge fuss last year and I don’t think it changed much.

After being their two years in a row I think they could make it a little easier to get at least entrance. After attending the NY ComicCon the Dealer’s room looked a bit small and could use a few more artist’s but then I walked around the hallway to the side and found the Artist’s Colony. At first I found this to be very annoying but then warmed up to it when I found I didn’t have to deal with the vendors when I wanted to talk to the artists.

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Less Is More? ~OR~ Don’t Fix What Isn’t Broken

With my interest piqued and my mind sparked by the most recent Yirmumah! story arc, I have a simple question for you all:

Comic book or comic strip?

Those of us who frequent both forms of art are immediately thrown into a frenzy to defend one or the other, but what about everybody else? What of those who know nothing of the differences between these two story-telling techniques? And why should we have to choose between the two? Can’t we have both?

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Web Comic Wrap-up

Bob the Squirrel – It seems there are more and more web comic artists expanding their horizons. Frank Page sent us an email the other day very excited about a new endeavor of his to create a painting every week for the next year. So I think to myself what is so great about an artist painting when they are already drawing a comic? That’s before I looked at his acrylic he has done so far.

You’ll Have That – Wes will be so proud of me for getting this out sooner then the day of. Continue reading

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All Purpose Holiday Tripe

I woke up today for my usual trip through the world of web comics. Juice in one hand and mouse in the other, as soon as I clicked the first bookmark I realized Ah crap it’s the 4th of July, no one is going to be updating.

I was pleasantly surprised though. Even though there were quite a few strips on hiatus, most were updated as normal. A little reading of blog posts, and I was reminded of something I already knew but had sort of forgotten: The Internet covers the whole world.

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DS 80: Interview with Brian Carroll


Digital Strips : Show 80
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We have for you a treat in an interview with Brian Carroll. This was recorded last Tuesday so it’s seriously out of date considering some of the content but it’s still a good interview anyways. So for those of you who wanted to send entries into Dionysia and can’t any more, you can send your hate mail here.In this episode we talk about:

  • Instant Classic by Brian Carroll
  • Dionysia hosted at ConnectiCon
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