Multiplex has finally joined the vast number of webcomics selling T-shirts. A half-dozen or so Multiplex and non-Multiplex T-shirts are now available from the Multiplex T-shirt Shop (powered by Spreadshirt).

All shirts are either flex or flock printed from vector files, so the quality is vastly superior to CafePress shirts. The ink will not fade! Check 'em out, add to your wardrobe, and support your favorite movie theater comic strip while you're at it!

Want your own version of BVC's online graphic novel Shades to read while on the move? Well, thanks to those nice people at ROK Comics, now you can!

To make it more mobile-friendly BVC has pared the text down to a minimum to leave just the core story elements and all the action.

Visit the ROK Comics website and you'll find the first few episodes of Shades in the Adventure Comics section.

But, if you want to try it for free first (and who doesn't?!), visit the Freefall Comics area and you can test the system by downloading a free trailer for the mobile phone version of Shades. Now, that's cool!

Due to Mother's Day and a late evening soccer game, the semi-usual Sunday evening update of magazine articles was/is delayed until tonight (Monday). Carry on...

BUSINESS

• Being a musician is looking a lot more like being a webcomics creator these days. Check out this New York Times Magazine article on musicians working the Intertubes called Sex, Drugs and Updating Your Blog.

EVENTS

• Jen Babcock of C’est la Vie works at The Museum of Comics and Cartoon Art.(MoCCA) and she is putting together a show on webcomics for the museum. (link from Nightgig)

INTERVIEWS

• Jack Carter interviews Nathan Birch, creator of Zoology.
  

REVIEWS

• The Webcomicker calls Penny & Aggie "Archie Comics done right".
• Digital Strips reviews Animal Have Problems Too by Zach Vandezande.
  

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 BLOGS

• Webcomics-In-Print has its weekly round of webcomic books.
  
• Inanna’s Tears co-creators Rob Vollmar and mpMann are asking for drawings of the series’ main character, the Goddess Inanna for possible inclusion in a forthcoming print edition.