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BOOK 1 at San Diego Comic Con! If you're going to SDCC this year, drop by the 4th Dimension Entertainment booth in the small press area, and pick up a copy of Phoenix Requiem Book 1! There will also be special exclusive hard cover copies available! Sadly I wasn't able to make it to SDCC this year due to a job-hunting situation, but if I was, I'd give you a big hug for buying my book and supporting all my years of drawing :)
The Phoenix Requiem
STRIPTEASE! the webcomic guilty pleasure
10/3/11: Striptease Reruns with Creator Commentary! WELCOME BACK. I'll be posting the entire archive, start to finish, with commentary. All strips, from good to bad, had a bit of history, so I'll try to explain the jokes, the art, the characters. For those that are interested, this is a behind the scenes look at Striptease.Widgetitis - The Imagemap Gadget Comic
At this point, I’ve trashed two ideas for scripts about Wikileaks, a site that you might possibly have already heard something about in the last week and a half. This is because the story– and my own feelings on the story– keep developing. First it seemed like we were getting a hard lesson in the nature of a global free press, which isn’t always beholden to American interests. Then the story shifted more specifically to Assange, and my admiration for his accomplishments is tempered. I don’t think he’s a terrorist, and statements to that effect made by people like Sarah Palin simply sicken me. (Although, in fairness, Palin is a pretty sickening person.)
MythAdventures Comics Online
Welcome! This story was adapted for comics by Phil Foglio from Robert Asprin's first MythAdventures novel: Another Fine Myth . The inks are by Tim Sale and the colors are by Julie Ann Sczesny, Cecelia Cosentini, Phil Foglio and Ray Murtag with assistance from Paul Gadzikowski. This work was originally published in the early 1980's by WaRP Graphics as an eight-volume, black-and-white comic series. New MythAdventures fantasy novels are still being published!
When you fly around the universe on a space ship, it is important to check in with your superior officers, so that they know what you’re up to. Big whoopsie, there, Reona.
Zap! Online Comic
Erfworld
When Faq's turn came, Jillian called out a cursory farewell to Lord Sidehug and lifted her group to the skies. They left the hex on a misdirection heading. She took them as far out as they could spare the move for, then turned sharply and made for the first rendezvous point, keeping high above the treetops for most of the flight. All three warlords kept a constant vigil for Haffaton flyers and scouts. By blind luck (or blindness), they made it all the way without seeing any enemy units. A little giddy with relief and exhaustion, the warlords sank their three stacks of gwiffons down through the fog bank that shrouded the peak of Mount Pilot.
Fey Winds - Fantasy webcomic
Packing this week, cleaning next week and moving the week after that! I'll probably only be able to update the week after that, but then I'll be settled in and ready to go (if all goes well)! Also, convention season is looking like toast this year... I'm still hopefully getting a spot at Fan Expo Toronto, but I won't be able to make Otakuthon Montreal, and due to the move I'm missing out on sign ups for Montreal Comic-con. (Though I'll make sure to be set for next year, Montreal peeps!) Now, to take the stuff still in boxes from my last move five years ago, throw it all out and use the boxes to put new stuff in.... ;)April 9th, 2012 I’d like to offer a huge congratulations to Gunnerkrigg Court and its fans for winning the ComicMix tournament. The comic deserves it for being a breath of fresh air in the genre and the fans deserve it for being a fantastic group of fun folks that I’ve really enjoyed getting to know. If you haven’t read it yet, here’s the article about the results . I’d also like to thank the Goblinites for getting us all the way up to second place (and a very close second at that)!
Goblins
Girl Genius Online Comics!
Girl Genius is written by Professors Phil & Kaja Foglio of TPU, with drawings by Prof. P. Foglio. Volume One was inked by Brian Snoddy. Volumes Two and Three were colored by Mark McNabb.
Sorcery 101 | Sorcery 101
2. I want to get all the redos done and finished by the end of the year. Not having them done is holding up too much (books, proper proof readings, new projects).
Most of you who are invested in the reprint progress are reading the Kickstarter updates as they come out, right? But just in case there are any of you who didn't see it, the printer has informed me that the coloring book and the reprinted OOTS books will not be shipped out from them until the first week of May, rather than before the end of April as originally hoped. When you add in the time for them to get from the printer to Ookoodook and the time for Ookoodook to pack them, that means that no unsigned book packages will go into the mail before the second week of May (and it will take a while after that to get the last one out). For those of you waiting for the books to show up in the Ookoodook storefront (or in game stores nationwide), you shouldn't expect them before the end of May.