Greystone Inn is one of the comic strips being voted on by the readers of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution for possible inclusion in the AJC's comics pages.

You can download a ballot HERE.

Only mail-in ballots are being accepted. No ballots will be accepted postmarked after Oct. 8.

Remember, Atlanta-area fans only, please.

Greystone Inn has been a Keenspot comic since 2001 and runs in newspapers such as the Philadelphia Daily News, The Centre Daily Times' "Blue" edition, and the Stanford Daily.

Webcomics are so cute in their toddler years.

The Monkey Represents Doodie

Charles Brownstein, comics journalist and Comic Book Legal Defense Fund Director, has agreed to create a series of interviews with Modern Tales/serializer/etc. cartoonists for the Modern Tales Family newsletter. Charles owns the rights to the interviews, so you might see these pop up, in longer form, elsewhere.

The first one, an interview with Tom Hart, about the transition he has made to webcomics, his feelings about how the minicomics scene and the webcomics scene compare, and his aesthetic agenda for serializer.net, the anthology website he edits for Modern Tales, is available for free here:

http://www.moderntales.com/series.php?name=newsletter&view=current

Joey
www.moderntales.com

The Nice is proud to welcome it's newest member, 21st Century Fox.

Cartoonist Scott Kellogg has accepted his invitation and was welcomed by all. He is very glad and looks forwards to working with The Nice.

"If you take a look at all the work and love he's put into his own comic, the personality he put into his characters, the time and effort he's put into keeping everything going, and the Tiffarella sequence he did for Suburban Jungle, that's a pretty impressive resume. It would be a mistake to for us not have him as a member," said Terrence Marks, founder of The Nice

Pixelated is back, after its unannounced 1.33-Month hiatus! Jason is attempting to update EVERY DAY till November. And did we mention his little crossover with Narbonic?

The Webcomic Round-up Is Driving Around in a Custom Cruiser Station Wagon Singing Along to the Radio Forever and Ever and Ever and Ever