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ok, i started this mini series as a sort of doodle a couple of days ago. they are simply doodles and i didnt really think about it at the time, plus ive kinda been hoarding them but, i posted them on some forums and realized that people actually thought they were as decent as i thought they were (aka - good!). so, without further ado, i present,

ok, i started this mini series as a sort of doodle a couple of days ago. they are simply doodles and i didnt really think about it at the time, plus ive kinda been hoarding them but, i posted them on some forums and realized that people actually thought they were as decent as i thought they were (aka - good!). so, without further ado, i present,

According to their home page, the Penny Arcade Expo, PAX, attendance neared 20,000 as it closed last weekend. Anticipating further growth, Penny Arcade has announced that next year's event will be held at the Washington State Convention Center in downtown Seattle. [This post has been edited to update erronious information. --Brad]

I am working on an open API which will allow developers to hook into information from the WCN database for use in their own applications. Examples of such applications might include:

-- Sites like OnlineComics.net that monitor webcomic updates. These sites usually rely on spiders and bots to actually download webpages, "read" them, pull the necessary data, then put it into their own database. Providing the data they need in a more-direct form would help them, and help us (by lessening the strain on our server).

Just a reminder for those of you who read my movie "review" comic strip, Popcorn Picnic, that it'll be updating three times this week, on Monday (which is up now, obviously), Wednesday and Friday!

This is something I'd like to start doing all the time (and eventually make the mini-step from three updates to daily), so click on in to see what the future may well bring.

On Monday, Fleen published a review of T. Campbell's A History of Webcomics.

Yesterday, Campbell responded.

Chicago, August 29th 2006 – Dirk Tiede announces the completion of the artwork for Part Two: Agitation, the second volume of his series Paradigm Shift. This follows on the heels of moving the series to Modern Tales’ free section, the Strip Lounge, where the strip can be read in full without paying a subscription fee. He is now working to collect Part Two into a new printed edition and taking pre-orders for the book, which is expected to ship in September.

On September 9th & 10th, 2006, at Baltimore ComicCon, get ready to feel the heat of the hotness in the WebComic Hotness Pavillion.

The Webcomic Hotness was created as a way for webcomic creators to share the work of their peers and have a centralized location for people to find their favorite webcomics. A dozen creators will be sitting side-by-side at the Baltimore ComicCon to promote webcomics. So if you are a webcomic enthusiast, or are wondering what all the fuss is about, Baltimore will have your one stop shop for a perfect sampling of creators.

It's a couple of weeks since Broken Voice Comics officially posted the last page of Part 1 of The Spires but even our holiday hasn't made us forget our promise to replace the remaining B&W pages with Bill Key's marvellous full colour versions! The latest colour page is online now (and very pretty it is, too!)