Contributor Dave Sherrill talks with Shannon Wheeler about Too Much Coffee Man: The Opera and Wheeler's new comic How To Be Happy.

Darryl Walker's and Adam Law's Press Start To Play mixes video games, a sarcastic parrot named Simon, and inebriated matrimony for a unique mix both surreal and addictive. Comixpedia's Al Schroeder talked with Walker and Law talked about PSTP's genesis, present and future.

Chex is breaking into Hollywood and he's not afraid to cause collateral damage to a few webcomics along the way. Get a sneak peak at some of his most recently greenlighted studio projects...

In his latest exploration of visual language, Neil Cohn sketches in rhyme. Can two comic panels "rhyme"? Can we translate the notion of rhyming into an effective part of the visual language used by comic creators?

Scott Ramsoomair's VG Cats is a gaming webcomic unlike any other. Where else would you find the adventures of a costumed adventurer named Pants Man or an alien face-hugger that enjoys that experience a little... too much.

 

Tell us something about yourself.

I haven't killed any babies. Today anyway. I can't help myself; it's just so easy!

 

You have beautiful colored art with excellent use of filters and Flash. Who were your artistic influences?

Gilead Pellaeon knows Penny Arcade. Penny Arcade is a friend of his. And Press Start To Play is no Penny Arcade.

But while Press Start To Play has much in common with Penny Arcade, PSTP is much more than another PA clone.

How political and economic pressures created the most famous piece of
American foreign policy: The Monroe Doctrine (and how a strategic
partnership kept if from being hollow rhetoric).

The first in a series of articles, Sebastian Parsons explores the industry of Webcomics from the eyes of a businessman. A financial analyst for nearly ten years, Parsons shares his insight on an industry he curiously observes (rather than participates in).

George Curtis interviews Ryan Kerns, the artist/writer of the Chris Crosby-created and Keenspot-hosted gaming webcomic: God Mode.