3/27
For Immediate Release:

dementian comics and Eisner nominated creator Tyler Page are pleased to announce they are now taking pre-orders for Nothing Better Volume 1: No Place Like Home, the first Nothing Better print collection.

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I was going through my archive of strips and starting adding them up just out of curiosity. It seems, after counting all of them, that The Asylumantics just passed the 500 comics produced threshold (Friday's was #505 to be exact).

One of the types of features I'd like to run more of are the sort of appreciation and analysis of an artist/writer that Shaenon Garrity gave to Jason Shiga back in our February 2003 issue. Besides giving me an excuse to link to an article that is still a good read, I'd like to ask folks to suggest the names of creators who you'd like to see Comixpedia write up in this kind of a profile.

I've just discovered the new comic August Jessor from Finish creators Mikael Hed and Jaakko Sarno. It's about August Jessor, recent police school graduate who comes to a quirky small town to be the new sheriff. August is sort of a combination of good intentions, strict morals and minimal competence. The first storyline is a bit too predictable, but the art is amazing and really pulls you into the sense of being in a place where perhaps things work a bit... differently than normal life.

I'd recommend checking it out (short archives so far too so easy to get caught up on).

If American Idol had aired in the 80s'… how wrong they would've been. Check out my latest cartoon strip: "American Idle."

David Tekiela who did the cover art for Comixpedia's September 2005 issue, hits episode 100 of his series Kristy Vs. The Zombie Army.

Holy Cliff Hangers Indeed... Will Kristy survive!!!?! :)

I've got another update up today....check it out.

Comments are much appreciated.

Michael Poe, creator of Errant Story, and his girlfriend(wife?) are experiencing some financial trouble that they hope to deal with by doing a donation drive.

For those of you who missed the thread on the forum, Poe and I are facing some rather serious financial difficulties at the moment. This is largely because this month we have a lot of single-time expenses associated with running the comic, that the comic has not brought in sufficient income to cover. This is not something minor. In fact, what with various last-minute expenses and taxes and advance payments for conventions and the like (a breakdown of most of the payments needed can be found here), we have to pay out well over $10,000 this month!!

Read on for quotation madness.