 Digital Strips : Show 111 [4.88 MB] |
It’s been a long time but we have an interview for you. Before you get to it though there’s whole laundry list of site news I get out of the way. Most important of which is the list of web comic prints that are in the contest.
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I dropped by Vericon, a sci-fi/fantasy/gaming/anime con at Harvard this weekend, to check out their awesome webcomics panel: R Stevens (Diesel Sweeties), Shaenon Garrity (Smithson,Narbonic), Jeff Rowland (Wigu, Overcompensating), and Paul Southworth (Ugly Hill).
The mood was informal, and the panelists spent most of their time parrying questions from the audience, ranging from queries about specific characters to general questions about the creative process. This last question led to an interesting comparison among the four. “I write a lot of stuff down on receipts as I walk around,” said Stevens. “I doodle it all out in rough stick figures and play this weird thing on the computer. I keep getting faster computers and I keep getting faster at Photoshop.”
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Just think if I had waited just two more days this show would have marked exactly 2 years that the DS podcast has been podcasting. Considering my memory the only reason I even know that is because I just spent the last month restoring all the archives. Everything from the old posts, their comments, to the first 40 shows has been restored in all their glory. So sit back and listen to a double show. We give you a review AND an interview of Little Terrors.
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Happy Holidays, and Feliz Navi-blah to you all! The Midnight Cartooner has returned after a festive Christmas time with the fam (new wife happily in tow) with an interview of the best kind. After all, who needs a face-to-face encounter when you have the infinitely more personal e-mail format to delve into the minds of your favorite creators?
The punctualization has been changed, but the content remains intact! So sit back, have a glass of ‘nog, curl up by the fire, unplug the laptop, and read on as I interview Sean Tenhoff, creator of Webcomic Idol finalist and controversially ousted webcomic, The Bean Men!
 Digital Strips : Show 93 [13.9 MB] |
We return to what might ultimately be described as the best rendered web comic. When we reviewed this strip back on show 83 this gentleman became the most requested interviewee on the show. So sit down for the next hour as I ask a barrage of questions.
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Digital Strips : Show 90 [11.4 MB] |
Monday of last week the NYT once again released an article that caused quite a stir in our little community. With all the ruckus it was more then we could resist then to call up Scott and Dylan and put the collect questions that have popped up. Join us as the Times article is explained along with the purchase of Drunk Duck.In this episode we talk about:
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Our interview with Michael “Mookie” Terracciano of Dominic Deegan, at ConnectiCon 2006.
While strolling along the banks of scenic Internet, USA, I ran into Chris Yates, a crazy inventor from Planet Earth. We dined on bits and bytes since we hadn’t the money for anything larger and he regaled me with bardic sagas, eddas, and put me to sleep talking about eco-friendly sculptors and navigating highways by mile markers instead of location signs… and then I asked him a bunch of questions and no one cussed and when we were all finished he read me a postcard from his Uncle Travelling Matt.
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Yaaaaay.
This time with Brian Clevinger of 8-bit Theater. He’s a funny guy, that one.