 Digital Strips : Show 45 [10.7 MB] |
This week on Digital Strips we talk to some of the folks from Rampage Network (rampagesession.com), an online web comic hosting service and webcomic collective. We interview John Hernandez, the “Godfather” of Rampage and two of the cartoonists in his stable of talent, AJ Jerbic and Kat Santoro. We also debut our new theme music thanks to Cat Garza of magicinkwell.com.This week we talk about :
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Digital Strips : Show 44 [16.9 MB] |
This week we talk about the epicenter of the web comic universe, Comixpedia. We interview the Co-Founder and Publisher of the popular e-zine Xaviar Xerexes, and the Editor in Chief Kelly J. Cooper. We discuss how Comixpedia got started, trends in web comics, the web comic wiki, changes that are coming for Comixpedia.com, and much more.
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Digital Strips : Show 43 [16.4 MB] |
Special guest Phil Kahn joins us again for our weekly webcomic review session. Phil is a fellow webcomic “critic” who writes reviews on his own blog I’m Just Saying. Before we get to the reviews during the show we have a lively discussion about the criticism and webcomics, announce a slight delay in our contests announcment while we put together the prize package, and play some new webcomic audio ads. After all that we get into this weeks reviews.Here are the comics we talk about this week:
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Digital Strips : Show 42 [6.7 MB] |
This week we play the final interview recorded during ConnectiCon 2005, an interview with the people responsible for the web comic …And Then You Die. We also mention the new writer we have on the blog, details on our next contest, and play some new comic audio ads.This week we talk with :
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Digital Strips : Show 41 [9.6 mb] |
This week we feature a round table discussion on the growing trend of web comic communities, or web comic collectives. Independent cartoonists are banding together into their own tight knit communities for cross promotion and resource sharing. In this show we talk to 3 representatives from different collectives, Transplant Comics, Boxcar Comics, and the Eyeskream Webcomic Creators Group, to get their perspectives on the subject.This week we talk with :
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Digital Strips : Show 40 [8.5 MB] |
This week’s podcast is all about Zoinks! Magazine, the Webcomics Newspaper. Zoinks is out now, so be sure to get your copy soon. We feature an interview with Bill Charbonneau, the magazine’s creator. We also discuss the demise of our Web Comics Scavenger Hunt contest, the amazing Alpha-Shade keeps getting more amazing, Ryan Estrada doing more crazy stuff, and the success of our charity auction.This week we talk about :
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Digital Strips : Show 39 [9.5 MB] |
This week we review three web comics with the help of special guest Phil Kahn, a fellow web comic critic. Phil’s blog is “I’m Just Saying” where he posts reviews on web comics. The Web Comic Scavenger Hunt ends this week, so be sure to get your lists in by midnight Sept. 30th. Zoinks, the web comics magazine is about to be released. We each made a pick for this week and get into the reviews.This week we feature three web comic reviews. Here are the comics we talk about this week:
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Digital Strips : Show 38 [9 MB] |
The Webcomic Telethon Wrap-up. This week we discuss the Web Comic Telethon. We talk about some of our favorites and conduct an interview with Brad Guigar, cartoonist behind Greystone Inn, founding member of Blank Label Comics, and the charity event organizer.This week we talk about :
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This is a bonus episode of Digital Strips in which we give an update of the Webcomics Telethon. Also on the podcast were special guests Phil Kahn (I’m Just Saying), Ryan Estrada (ryanestrada.com), and a quick phone call to Brad Guigar (greystoneinn.net) the main guy responsible for the telethon along with everyone at Blank Label Comics. With over 300 comics donated by cartoonists across the globe and already over $20,000.00 raised (as of the time of this writing) this is turning into a milestone event in web comics.
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Digital Strips : Show 36 [14 MB] |
This week we return to ConnectiCon 2005 with an interview with the folks behind the web comic Least I Could Do. We also discuss the upcoming Webcomic Hurricane Relief Telethon being run to benefit the survivors of Katrina. We play our first audio ad and talk about the new podcast from Blank Label Comics.This week we talk about :
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