There are now 365 full color Silly Daddy comics on SillyDaddy.net. That's enough all-ages profound or preposterous family comics to read a Silly Daddy webcomic every day for a whole year at no charge. For those that can't read, what are you doing reading a stupid press release? Just go and look at the pictures on SillyDaddy.net.
So anyway, announcement time! This is always fun. I've mentioned this project in passing in a few interviews here and there, but haven't come out and jumped up and down and waved my arms about it yet ... and now that time is finally upon us.
Now, for a limited time only, Story Studios is running a site-wide sale on all printed merchandise! Visit our store at www.johnnysaturn.com to take full advantage of this!
*20% off the cover price!
*All graphic novels, comics, and calendars signed by both creators
See our promotional video at http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=scottstory
This is the doggiest day of the doggiest month for me. And almost all of the over-committed; under-performed threads of my life seem to be getting their equal short share of me. Sigh...
I'll be on vacation the month of August 17th. If you've ever had an interest in playing a "world famous" webcomics blogger/cub reporter on the Intertubes for a week shoot me an email (xerexes AT gmail DOT com) and maybe we can arrange for me to hand you the keys to the site for the week. (Note - those were super-pretentious, self-mocking air quotes around the words "world famous")
TOOLS
Comics Worth Reading has a nice review of How To Make Webcomics. I still haven't read this but the reviews seem to have all been positive.
JUSTIFY MY HYPE
Overcompensating meets Sweeney Todd = Jeffrey Todd. Pretty cool.
CBR covers Gunnerkrigg Court, calling it the Harry Potter of webcomics.
MILESTONES
Congrats to Jeffbot on its first year anniversary. I only found this comic recently but am enjoying it.
Congrats to the Chemistry Set collective on its second year anniversary.
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 BLOGS
Webcomics-savvy journalist Rick Marshall and ComicsMix are parting ways. One, this apparently is part of the end of news at ComicsMix. Two, I wish there was more money in comics journalism to keep good writers fully employed.
LA Times has an article up about Zuda -- DC's monthly webcomics contest.