Joe Zabel interviews Dan Carroll about the end of Evolution, which published long form webcomics. This month's Modern Tales Longplay is edited by Dan Carroll and features creators who contributed to the Evolution website.

The Pulse has an interview with Jon Morris about his latest comic project, a follow-up to last year's online collaboration with Manning Krull. This year the duo is releasing a comic book timed for release right before Halloween. You can see some preview pages of the book, entitled "Boo!" on Morris' website here.

Despite its coordinator's ham-fisted HTML skills, Comixpedia's Fright Night Project moves forward like the beast that would not die!

Two (or more) new comic links are being posted daily, in a blood-soaked orgy of creativity starting from the crazed inspiration of our special guest starting panelists!

Whether you're a participant or just looooove comics, be sure to come by and soak up that oogy ambience, then talk about it on our forum!

Love THE TWISTING, but a bit cheap? That means you may have missed an episode! Or, wanna see what kind of comics this Graphic Smash thing has to offer, but don't like just one installment free? Then, folks, have we got a deal for you.

Starting next week (Oct 29th), GraphicSmash will TWIST BACK and rerun THE TWISTING in its ENTIRETY. Starting with week 1 this coming Wednesday and another episodes to follow each day for one week. Each day for a week, 7 days, a classic episode of the Twisting for free for 24 hours! All of this ends up at A BRAND NEW COMIC which in and of its self is a major plot point in the story and a GREAT JUMPING ON POINT.

New readers have a chance to see what all the fuss is about for free! Old readers get to read the series again for the first time! Cheap asses can hop on the bandwagon! It's all good.

An excellent take on Roger's opening panel -- all in all, I've been amazed at the quality of ALL the entrants to this first event. It's amazing what people are doing with this premise... and what aspects of Keaton people choose to focus on.

I swear I don't plan things like this, but today we get the first two mad scientist entries... and while Roger L. sets it up pretty well with his first panel (for Leonard Cachola's contribution), Rudi sort of pulls the mad science out of left field with his entry. And it works! A classic turn for the bloody, and the equally classic Twilight Zone finish. What'd y'all think?