Hi there, just a note to say that part three of eekeemoo is coming on the 1st of

december. This week coming I will post 5 teaser images that act as an introduction

to the new series. Thanks to everyone who has read so far :) Cheers Willymj

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Just a quick note of clarification (mainly because I'm extremely thick sometimes):

"The road to god knows..." will not be updating four days per week on GirlAMatic. Instead, four pages will update every Monday. This is totally my fault for the misunderstanding. So, to be clear: there will still be four pages of RTGK-goodness, but just one day per week - Monday! :)

Thanksgiving was kind to me, webcomic-creation-wise. So I started a couple of new projects and updated an old one. Thanks for looking.

1. The HB Comic-Blog - after two months without, HB and Pink are back with their review plus my thoughts on Project Wonderful.
2. Stripped Off - We're three strips deep into my latest webcomic experiment. The only hint I can give as to where it's headed is: Beyond the Punch Line, well beyond.
3. Pushing Pixels - I've decided to share some sketches, no holds barred. There'll be good, bad, ugly, and even a few superheroes. None of it's been seen before. More importantly, I'll be using it as a venue for exploring my thoughts on art, comics, and the world.

Rolling Monday news update...

HEADLINES

• Dirk Deppey has a good roundup of recent steps by DC and Marvel to try and crack down on file-sharing of scans of their monthly comic books. It's their right to do so of course under the current copyright laws, but both companies are still not offering legal alternatives for consumers to obtain their current material in a digital format. Carrot and stick usually work better than just the stick.

BSC Webcomic Idol 2.0

• The voting was over last night but it may still be going (I just voted). In any event, current results have and Templar, AZ won with 60% of the vote to 40% for Lucid TV. This is the second year of this event and all things considered it seemed to go pretty well. Hopefully it drew some more attention to some worthwhile comics.

JUSTIFY MY HYPE

• Anne@FLEEN plugs We The Robots and after giving it a read I'd have to agree. Creator Chris Harding also recently appeared on the Half Pixel Webcomics Weekly Podcast.

DEAD TREES

• Comics Worth Reading has a review of HeavyInk.com which aims to be "both Amazon and Facebook for comics".

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 BLOGS

• Neil Cohn writes about recent research on eye movement across the comic page. The research shows that for an average of 8.5 panels per page, there are an average of 20.3 fixations. Most of their study focused on panels that were skipped over for one reason or another. Two types of changes to the page showed significant effects in decreasing the rates that they were skipped: balloon position and panel layout.