Over at Savant, Harris O'Malley has an article on lessons learned from exhibiting at Alternative Press Expo. Exhibiting can be hard work, possibly even more so for online 'toonists who need to think creatively about how to present the webtoon in offline, physical space.

Small Press has an interview with a webcomic veteran, Corey Marie Kitley who is currently working on Life's So Rad.

Starting today, R Stevens has given the reins of Diesel Sweeties to over 30 different guest artists for the next couple of weeks.

Guest artists include: Michael Lalonde, Dan Engler, Richard McNeal, Steven Cloud, Kean Soo, Tom Rhodes, Jeff Rowland, Dylan Meconis, Les McClaine, Bill Duncan, Hellen, Todd Webb, Jen Wang, Neil G, Matt Bayne, Nato, Daniel Bogan, Stef Pulford, JC Fletcher, Hugo Rodriguez, Bill Mudron, Kevin Hanna, Dan Sandler, Greg Stephens, Jose-Luis Olivares, James Kochalka, Leigh Dragoon, Jon Rosenberg, Drew Weing, Skott Baker, Jason Alderman, and Lark Pien.

Damn.

'Fantasy is more than special effects, billion-dollar book deals, and slouching Goth teens,' says Joe Zabel, editor of the webcomics anthology Longplay. To prove it, he's devoting an entire issue of the anthology to comics in the fantasy genre.

This issue includes: Chutney Point, a 152-page graphic novel by Indigo Kelleigh; Kara, Kali, and the Wind by Michael Cohen; One Good Turn and The Heir by A. P. Furtado; The God of the Orchid by Mat Tait; Beyond Belief by Eric Millikin and Casey Sorrow; and The Prince of Stories by Ed Humpal.