Boing BOinG points out Gnomz "a community that enables web users to create customized online comic strips quickly and free-of-charge." You can design your own characters or use Gnomz inspired by public figures and pop culture celebrities.

E-merl.com has updated just in time for Easter with all the details of Merlin's latest print comic, The Girl Who Talked.

"A girl who was raised by mimes. A man from another Earth. A woman who can smell tomorrow. Peek into the dislocated lives of three inhabitants of an Unfolded Earth in an all new sequence of interlinked monologues."

Stop by the site to read a free three-page preview of the book and then – if you’re feeling extra flush – maybe even buy a copy! Or why not two copies? They’re extra cheap at twice the price! Um… yeah.

Slots are still avaliable for the month of April! Sign up on the Comixpedia forums for the Weekly Webcomic Jam and seize the opportunity to dazzle peoples' minds beyond all human comprehension with a few snazzy lines. :)

First time, long time...

I'm a comic writer and I Just wanted to introduce myself and point you to my webcomic work:

Kobuta: http://www.thewebcomiclist.com/p/2493/Kobuta

Eleggua: http://www.thewebcomiclist.com/p/2495/ELEGGUA

These next ones are a bit older with more traditional layouts (before I started to play with the concept of WEBcomics and what that really means in terms of layouts.)

Jenny Everywhere in "Bacterial Lunarversity": http://www.thewebcomiclist.com/p/2517/Jenny_Everywhere_in_Bacterial_Lunarversity

Jenny Everywhere in "Soulless Mate" : http://www.thewebcomiclist.com/p/2548/Jenny_Everywhere_in_Soulless_Mate

Let me know what you think.

I have no idea what side of the issue DJ Coffman is taking with today's Yirmumah installment but Feedy the Angry Feeding Tube is morbidly funny for some reason.

Also Coffman has a new book out - Yirmumah Strips #1 is available to the public at Comixpress. More on the book after the break.

Boston University Undergraduate Enterpreneurial Club will host a Q and A session on March 23rd with R Stevens and Jeph Jacques. The event, entitled Indie-Rock, Robots and Small Business, is free. Details and directions are available here.

Xerexes here. There's been a lot of interesting and talented people I've gotten to meet via this labor of love called Comixpedia. None more talented at turning a phrase then Eric Burns.

Gossamer Commons, the webcomic Burns has been talking about at his blog, Websnark, has its first installment up today. Burns does the writing and Greg Holkan handles the art.

First impressions? A nice, clean approach to the art and lots of subtle scenario-setting in the dialogue with a few solid bits of funny. The apparent central character is a writer. Surprisingly, that's not a common occupation in webcomics, but one that I think will be interesting to explore. This central character also has a mother not unlike my own and boy is today's phone call dialogue pitch-perfect. For a debut episode, GC does about everything you'd want to get things going.

And uh, I have no biscuits on me - how about a junior mint? Burns and Holkan each get a sugary, minty junior mint. (How's that for a semi-snark?)

Starting today, for three weeks The Accidental Centaurs and The Wotch will team up for a cross-over story arc. The strips will be posted on alternate sites with new strips on The Wotch on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and on Accidental Centaurs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

Issue 26 of Comixpedia wraps up with comics, reviews and an interview. First off the debut of a new ongoing webcomic at Comixpedia from Kristofer Straub titled Modern Humor Authority and of course the third installment of Ping Teo's The Essence Of.... We have short reviews of two webcomics this month - Man-Man and Sarah Zero. Finally we have an interview with Graveyard Greg of Gaming Guardian.

Next month will focus on women in webcomics with a cover from Faith Erin Hicks.