The Month In Webcomics (Odds and Ends Department)
I've got a piece on Broken Frontier here that covers the biggest stories in webcomics this April: Todd Goldman, the Eisners, and the continued spread of promotional webcomics.
While I was researchin', I found a few things that weren't quite "story of the month" material, but were still kinda fun:
Fascinating interview with Liz Greenfield, the creator of Stuff Sucks, reveals how a cartoonist grows up with a traveling musical family.
Profile of MC Frontalot, Penny Arcade's "official rapper."
Larry Smith, one of the few people who can claim to be a true webcomics "publisher." His SMITH Magazine has sponsored Shooting War and A.D.: After The Deluge.
The AOL Sports Blog features the sports-themed "chat webcomic" The Dugout.
And author Jonathan Lethem reads online comic superhero borderline slash fiction starring himself and Michael Chabon.
While I was researchin', I found a few things that weren't quite "story of the month" material, but were still kinda fun:
Fascinating interview with Liz Greenfield, the creator of Stuff Sucks, reveals how a cartoonist grows up with a traveling musical family.
Profile of MC Frontalot, Penny Arcade's "official rapper."
Larry Smith, one of the few people who can claim to be a true webcomics "publisher." His SMITH Magazine has sponsored Shooting War and A.D.: After The Deluge.
The AOL Sports Blog features the sports-themed "chat webcomic" The Dugout.
And author Jonathan Lethem reads online comic superhero borderline slash fiction starring himself and Michael Chabon.
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