Hi everybody. I figured I'd introduce myself to the webcomic community. My name's Nima and I have a fairly new webcomic called Angel Ants. It follows the day to day lives of two ants in Heaven, with occasional appearances by Admiral Ackbar (among others).

ANGST

• Josh Lesnick goes on "sabatical" and converses with himself about his webcomic Girly, all webcomics and why Tycho has hair...

INTERVIEWS

• T Campbell does the audio interview thing - this time with Nick Gurewitch, the creator of The Perry Bible Fellowship.
• NPR interviewed Berke Breathed about his new kids book Mars Needs Moms.

MILESTONES

• Congratulations to the first graduating class from the Center for Cartoon Studies.

DEAD TREES

• The Surreal Adventures of Edgar Allen Poo will be coming out on (2 ply) paper soon.

JUSTIFY MY HYPE

• xkcd - which may be the most popular webcomic around now - has an ongoing storyline this week.
• Scary Go Round's Sea Serpents and Snail Ladders is an awesome update on Chutes and Ladders - I'm going to have to blow it up and print it out to play it.
• Matt Koelbl likes the webcomic Basic Instructions - something I've plugged before here at Comixpedia.
• Brigid catches the new webcomic lineup at Seven Seas' websites.
• Jack likes Corey Marie's Scene Language.

GOING TO HELL IN A HANDBASKET

• This month's edition: Home On The Strange.

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 BLOGS

• The Back of the Envelope Blog updates you on the plot of popular webcomics (so you don't have to read them?).
  
• T Campbell is annoyed at the coverage given to the webcomic based on the Heroes tv series.
• The Daily Cartoonist blog writes about Mark Pett's Guinness World Record for the largest comic strip - a very large version of a strip from his Lucky Cow comic and a group of Scottish students attempt to break the record for the LONGEST comic strip. (Insert if it's not Scottish it's crap joke here)
• Dirk Deppey links to another funny parody comic from Beaucoup Kevin - this one titled "How To Make Love The Punisher Way".

Hi, All

Hello, everyone; new user here. Pleased to make your acquaintance? We'll see!

 

If I did things properly, there should be a link in my signature to the webcomic I make and feedback would be greatly appreciated.

This is a funny show, if you like hidden camera shows. I've probably seen four or five episodes since the show started in 2002, so I can't say I'm a regular watcher. One thing I noticed about the gags is they end with Jamie saying "You've been x-ed". The person being pranked is dumbfounded, because no-one knows what that means.

When, all those years ago, I wrote Where the Buffalo Rome instead of doing my French homework, I never imagined it would one day have an audience outside my immediate band of schoolfriends.

But, then, I don't suppose Queen Boadicea ever imagined there'd be pictures of her in fishnets on the internet, either. My schooldays are long gone but in today's instalment of this forgotten comic, you can still see those pictures of Boadicea. (And she still looks good in fishnets, too!)