If you look around the site a bit I’m sure you’ll notice a few new additions. I’ve signed us up for some advertising. I hope thy aren’t too annoying, but running this podcast isn’t exactly free. We have some special plans in store for you folks and to pull it all off it would be nice to have some coin trickling in. I have set it up so that all the ads are relevant to comics and not very flashy. If you feel so inclined, make a purchase through the Amazon.com links. It gives us a cut and clicking through to any of the Google ads helps us out too.

If this way too much and you guys can’t handle it chime in, but I don’t think they are too intrusive. Thanks.

If you’ve been listening to the show you know we’ve started to include interviews with web comic creators and I think it’s going pretty well. It’s a fun thing to do and ends up being very informative to have a glimpse behind the scenes of web comic creation.

Our March 28th show will feature an interview with D.J. Coffman, the artist behind the web comic Yirmumah, (yirmumah.net). We will be recording the interview early next week Continue reading →

Apart from the world of web comics I have also dabbled in filmmaking. Over the course of a few years I experimented with the concept of solo filmmaking whereby using consumer level equipment I created several short films almost entirely on my own. I shot and edited five short documentary films and even got into a few film festivals. All of the films are up on the web at www.dvdocumentaries.com streaming free in QuickTime.

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Sorry folks, there were some real world schedule issues for me this weekend and we haven’t been able to record this week’s show yet. Expect the next podcast to be online Wednesday morning.

I’ve updated the site with a new logo I came up with. More of my own attempts at cartooning will follow soon.

This is my first post on my first attempt at writing a web log, or “blog”. This blog has a purpose, a theme. I’m interested in and a fan of web comics and here I will write reviews and opinions and links to interesting comics that I find on the web.

The current state of the classically printed comic strip is in a sad state. Newspapers have traditionally been the the main source of such pop art, but space is extremley limited and in most cases shrinking fast. Continue reading →