Well, more or less. Neil's still busy with the day job, so I've posted a nifty long-lost guest comic by John Peters.

http://www.girlamatic.com/comics/mell.php

And please do not forget to enjoy The Chronicles of William Bazillion!

Just got back from MoCCA and have no time to post anything, but boy howdy did I have a good time.

Every year, there's Talk Like A Pirate Day, from which I think the shine has all but completely worn off. Pirates aren't quite as awesome as they used to be, and if one can judge solely by Latvia using it as a theme for their Eurovision entry this year then Pirates are actually about a decade past being cool (That old maxim about "It's America ten years ago or Europe now"). I also don't think there's much of a challenge to it, anyone can talk like Robert Newton, I've never heard anyone who can't do an "Arrrr" or a "MAY-TEE."

Speaking of gay marriage...

Check out the recent cover art I did for Wizards and Muggles Rock for Social Justice Volume 2!

Part Two of Max O'Millions and the Red Menace is up now: http://www.williambazillion.com

More shenanigans next week.

http://mindmistress.comicgenesis.com/village62.htm

A few late updates to the magazine this week: interviews with Einser-nominated creator Jason Shiga (FLEEP, Bookhunter) and cartoonist/animator Pendelton Ward (Bueno the Bear).

JUSTIFY MY HYPE
Joe Infurnari's Ultra Lad starts up at ACT-I-VATE this coming Monday.

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 BLOGS
Jim Zubkavich reports that the Canadian Children's Book Centre just released their annual "Best Books for Kids & Teens" guide and one of the seven graphic novels listed includes his Makeshift Miracle (which originally appeared as a webcomic).

Comic Book Galaxy with 6 tips on reading comics for free.

Richard Thompson, creator of the very good Culdesac strip talks nubs.

With the current re-birth of Transplant comics, I thought it was about time that we got to know some of the creators behind the comics a bit better. So, I sent out a brief questionnaire to all of the members.

The purpose of this was mostly related to site admin and the questionnaire I sent out was more concerned with finding out exactly what everyone does, for marketing purposes etc.  However, they turned up some pretty interesting trivia, so, with minimal re-formatting, I'm presenting them as a collection of mini interviews... or minterviews.

We're starting today with Scott from the ever fantastic, Journey to Mount Moriah.