Finder About. About the author Kate Beaton was born in Nova Scotia, took a history degree in New Brunswick, paid it off in Alberta, worked in a museum in British Columbia, then came to Ontario for a while to draw pictures, then Halifax, and then New York, and then back to Toronto. Maybe the moon next time, who knows. Contact email: kathrynmoira (at) gmail (dot) com Regrettably, I can't answer every email, but I try my best. Frequently Asked Questions How often does the site update? It doesn't have regular schedule, but currently runs whenever I get the chance. Where is the RSS Feed? Here it is. Will you make a history comic about so-and-so? I'm sad to say I don't take official requests. Do you do commission work? I do in the sense that I take on professional jobs! Can I use a drawing for a tattoo or can you draw me a tattoo? Oh dear, I am really uncomfortable with this idea! How do you draw this thing? I draw it with pencils and then I use a pen on top, it is terribly simplistic. What is your education? Sure!
Bolt City Doug TenNapel Hellboy.com Enrico’s blog In memory of George Brook-Kothlow September 24, 2012 at 4:51 pm My father in law was a special and talented man, his name is George Brook-Kothlow and he passed two weeks ago after a year of battling cancer. George also loved Cars and Tennis, I appreciated and bonded with him on both of those passions. He was also an incurable optimist, there never was a problem that mattered enough to worry him. George I am so happy you were part of my life, we will be thinking of you … always. Bit of a big week January 23, 2012 at 12:43 pm Bit of an exciting week for me, I’m trying to be present and enjoy these rather special times. I leave you with a photo of the advance copy of the La Luna storybook I received a few days ago. Buon Natale December 22, 2011 at 5:47 pm Buon Natale, Merry Christmas to you all from the La luna crew! An interview with Mr Polland December 20, 2011 at 9:46 am Cartoon Art Museum benefit at Pixar December 7, 2011 at 12:10 pm 6:00 it’s a day! November 30, 2011 at 6:00 pm And it’s a wrap!
Bill Cone Roasted Peanuts! This blog is devoted to going through the archives of the entire run of Peanuts, as presented on comics.com, from the earliest days to the end, and picking out interesting, memorable, historic, and above all funny strips. Thanks to evilcolonel, via this Metafilter thread, for tipping me off to comics.com's presentation of Peanuts' run. To avoid rights encumberances, the strips are not inlined but linked to the relevant pages of Comics.com. Honestly I find their ads annoying (they use pop-up ads in addition to filling their pages with additional banners and flash ads, and until recently demanded pay registration to see archives), but it is legal, can be mitigated by using a good browser, and by doing it this way I should avoid copyright problems. EDIT: We've been inlining them for a while now, using comics.com's helpful embed code. Peanuts' first strip was published on October 2, 1950. Of the other major characters, Schroeder shows up in 1951 as a baby.