The folks at Lucid Skin have graced me with a nice little write-up. Great site. Lots of wonderful eye candy to check out!

A custom comic book that was commissioned to celebrate the 60th birthday of rock star Todd Rundgren.

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Just checking in to say hi if anyone's out there.... Hope you had a great 4th of July weekend in the United States and elsewhere.  We should have some new stuff up here at ComixTalk tonight or tomorrow so check back.

For now I just want to flag this interesting article on a new flexible screen e-doohickey -- the Readius -- from a company called Polymer Vision.  Basically too expensive, too limited (no colors, no graphics) but this is where e-paper stuff has to go - the lightweight and flexible, non-destructo nature of it -- if it's going to catch on in a big way.  And if it does -- this would be an amazing way to read comics.

So it's been one week since the comic strips I did for the Halifax Chronicle Herald stopped running (it was a 12 week run, ending last Sunday), and I'm now allowed to post them online. So yay, you guys get to see them. There are twelve strips in total, and I've decided to post one a day for the next twelve days. The strips are in colour with the exception of the first one, as I just can't seem to find the colour version of it for some reason ... I've no idea where it went. Lost in the bowels of my computer, I suppose.

So it's been one week since the comic strips I did for the Halifax Chronicle Herald stopped running (it was a 12 week run, ending last Sunday), and I'm now allowed to post them online. So yay, you guys get to see them. There are twelve strips in total, and I've decided to post one a day (both here and in my comic update journal, as it's a bit neglected what with me not doing much online at the moment) for the next twelve days.

On June 24, 2008, the Create a Comic Project (CCP) was awarded a Small Neighborhood Grant from the Community Foundation for Greater New Haven (CFGNH). The award will go toward sponsoring the Comic Making Tournament III, the CCP's major annual event where children wield their imaginations to make sequential art masterpieces.