This is a repost of a post I did at Websnark, and it copies some information that Gail Simone's sent out and about. In addition to the address given below, several sites (including Websnark) have paypal buttons or links up to help out.

Lea Hernandez, author and artist of the epic and wonderful Rumble Girls books, a former Transmetropolitan artist, as well as the former editor of Girlamatic, has suffered a terrible house fire. Her family is safe, though they lost some of their pets (two dogs and four cats). They have also lost an incredible number of the necessities of life and of Lea's business. They have lost most of their clothes. They have lost shelter. They have lost almost all of their media collection. They do not yet know how much of Lea's original art is gone.

Lea Hernandez, creator, former editor and sometimes comic journalist (DivaLea Show) has suffered a horrible tragedy - her house caught on fire yesterday. Reading Eric Burns' post on the matter -- (1) her family is safe thankfully, but (2) just about everything else in the house is probably lost.

It also looks like Websnark has info on how to donate via paypal.

Hot off the early-summer success of "Theater Hopper: Year One," artist and writer Tom Brazelton of the popular movie-related web comic Theater Hopper has announced the pre-sale of his second book - appropriately titled "Theater Hopper: Year Two."

Shaenon Garrity interviews Daniel "Merlin" Goodbrey about all kinds of stuff, including his comics on Modern Tales and the forthcoming Rocket Pirates from Warren Ellis.

Neil Cohn has a new comic theory-oriented essay available at his website emaki.net.

This paper tackles the belief that panels equal moments, and dissects what assumptions lead to this equation and why it is ultimately false.

I love the awesomely cheesy Sci Fi Channel "reality" series WHO WANTS TO BE A SUPERHERO? (on DVD Sept. 21st) starring Stan "The Man" Lee, and I've noticed that others in the wonderful world of webcomics do as well, so hopefully it won't hurt to post this update. Contest winner Feedback is a "friend" of mine on MySpace, and I was able to glean these exciting details from his bulletin thingy...

 

Some days you just can't get a minute to sit down and enjoy a nice cup of tea. Take Stan in this week's instalment of Shades, for example.

He ... well, you don't need me to tell you. You can go visit Broken Voice Comics and see for yourself!

hey, i'm new here. and i'm not so familiar with the internet stuffs.

after watching Superman Returns, i have picked up my drawing pens and have make some SR comic strips. therefore, i wanna make a webcomic for them.

i wonder how to do that? any help? anywhere is free?

here are the example of my works. thanks.

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