Hey, I'm new here, and I just wanted to let you all know about my webcomic, The Reset Button

I wanna know who you are!

 

George Gant

The Reset Button

Here's a sample strip :)

Hey, I'm trying to get my webcomic, The Reset Button reviewed (and to receive any feedback)...

Could you help?

George Gant

The Reset Button

Here's a sample strip :)

If lack of funds has kept you from watching a single episode of PvP: The Animated Series, your day has come.

Blind Ferret and PvP are happy to offer our favorite epsiode entitled "Precious Moments" for a 99 cents trial offer. For under a dollar, you can give the series a try. If you like what you see, you can upgrade to see all the episodes made so far and our upcoming 3 episodes to round up season one at a discounted price. You won't pay for the same episode twice.

Drawn from sources all over the web, but not that web 2.0 stuff… The Comics Reporter reviews Power Glove by Chris Duffy. Krishna from PC Weenies has started a new webcomic called ‘(un)3’ (Uncubed).  Jon Reed’s Comic Art. Great Ape receives the Ignatz Award for Best Online Comic.  Has the Alternative Press Expo moved to November in 2008? Bill Waterson set [...] foo

Drawn from sources all over the web, but not that web 2.0 stuff… The Comics Reporter reviews Power Glove by Chris Duffy. Krishna from PC Weenies has started a new webcomic called ‘(un)3’ (Uncubed).  Jon Reed’s Comic Art. Great Ape receives the Ignatz Award for Best Online Comic.  Has the Alternative Press Expo moved to November in 2008? Bill Waterson set [...] foo

Prolific webcomic PIRATE COVE has started a brand new episode!

Episode XXXIII is entitled "How I Broke Into Hollywood" and can be found updating FIVE DAYS A WEEK at Webcomics Nation!

http://www.webcomicsnation.com/microjow/cove/series.php

PIRATE COVE is a serialized, animated sitcom with too many storylines to fit into a short blurb.  Often refered to as "the redheaded step-child of SLUGGY FREELANCE," PIRATE COVE has been updating daily since September of 2001.

Hey all, it's been a while.

AWARDS 

• In a bit of a surprise (to me at least) Papercutter #6 edited by Alec Longstreth won Outstanding Debut in the Ignatz Awards (A surprise not because Longstreth's book didn't deserve to win but because very famous cartoonist Bill Griffith had a book nominated in this category: Zippy: Walk a Mile in My Mu-Mu). Chris Onstad won the Outstanding Online Comic for Achewood.  The full list of awards are available here in simple text form, all on one page (please someone at the WCCAs use this format for releasing your list of winners next time).

INTERVIEWS

• Wizard has an interview with Flight editor and Copper creator Kazu Kibuishi. 

TECHNOLOGY

• Joey Manley has a big post on questions and comments on tailoring stats for webcomic creators in the next generation of his hosting service WebcomicsNation. I still need to read it a bit more carefully but if you're interested in stats or WCN you should probably give it a look.

JUSTIFY MY HYPE

• Johanna Draper Carlson plugs Little White Mouse and flags that creator Paul Sizer is now posting it online with updates every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 BLOGS

• A NYTimes article compares the "suffering" of Charles M. Schulz to the great artists of history. A lot of this coverage is coming on the heels of the new biography Schulz and Peanuts by David Michaelis.  (The family of Schulz seems to hate the biography but I saw Alan Gardener's link to a favorable review from Calvin & Hobbes creator Bill Watterson.)
• I'm sure everyone has already seen this from Homestar Runner, but I just never got around to posting it. Check out Strongbad's take on starting a webcomic... DON'T!
• Jon "Goats" Rosenberg's "Republicans For Voldemart" bumper sticker gets a mention in this NYTimes article.

New characters, eh? Nothing but trouble! Take Kolm, for example, the new character introduced in The Spires at Broken Voice Comics last week. Does she wait to settle in?

No. In today's instalment she's already picking a fight with one person and starting to make plans for the manipulation of another. Of course, the "other" being Jeste, she's not exactly averse to a little manipulation, but that's beside the point. Go see if you can sort them out, would you?