Well, the MRI results on my sprained knee showed no ligment, tendon or muscle damage. That’s the good news.
It’s still swollen and after a day at work I just can’t come home and sit at a drawing board or computer some more. I have to put my leg up and ice it. So, no updates for Children of the Revolution for a while. That’s the bad news.

So. I'm curious. For those out there who write/draw/a combination of the both, what artistic device do you struggle with using or are suspicious of, even though you've seen it used well in the past? Mine would be internal narration in a comic book/graphic novel, even though I've seen it used magnificently in books like Skim and The Last Frontier (and horribly in many many many many many other books). But it's weird because I don't feel like internal narration by the main character (or any character) should be considered wrong or a cheat, I'm just very ... suspicious of it.

By Sandra Tayler

Drawn from sources all over the multi-verse…

• Entrepreneur.com has a profile of Chris Onstad’s comic Achewood and webcomics as business model.
• News-a-rama has a story about micropayments.
• Webcomic Overlook gives Chainsawsuit a One Punch Review.
• CBR interviews Danielle Corsetto.
• ComixTalk reports about the new site design of the webcomic Stupid and Insane Defenders Against Chaos. Xerexes also has a nice roundup of the Platinum/Wowio news and Publishers Weekly has a good article about it too.
• Free file hosting until 2038, you have to sign up for this promo offer by Sept. 15^th.
• Want to put money away for a short term goal like buying a Cintique? SmartyPig allows you to open a savings account to do just that and it’s FDIC insured. 
• Steake and Kidney-Punch by Liz Greenfield is the latest to appear on Dark Horse’s online spotlight for new talent.
• The Floating Lightbulb has a post about your morale and putting the polish on yoru webcomic.
• Brinkerhoff – Pocket Full of Brink – Volume 2 is now available on Lulu. 

 Reported by Michael Moss.

Brian Daniel's Comics: You want a decsription? Read the comic and write it yourself. What am I, your mom?

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TWiV: Taking stock of super-villains Green Goblin Norman Osborne Green Goblin: Last month, TWiV heralded Norman Osborne as one of the most powerful villains in the Marvel Universe. Last week, TWiV has been forced to reconsider. In recent months, it seemed as if Norman was going to be the key to stopping the Skrull's Secret Invasion. (And, truthfully, TWiV still hold out hope that this will be the case.) But in Thunderbolts #123, the landlord of Thunderbolts Mountain has been unhinged by a simple gang of a half-dozen Skrulls dressed up as Spider-Men.

WWE came to the Bradley Center in Milwaukee, WI and I was at the show so I thought I would post some pictures!

WARNING: My camera sucks ass. Major. Ass.

Matt is interrupted by Mark Henry and Tony Atlas.

Matt turns the tide!

Like the best picture I took all night.