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May 29th

A Big Plus For Minus: Creator Ryan Armand Gets An Eisner Nomination

By: Xaviar Xerexes
Department: Interviews
Issue: May 2007 Issue

This year's nominations for the Best Digital Comic category of the Eisner awards is a strong group with a mix of styles and genres. Ryan Armand is a first time Eisner nominee and he got the nod for his webcomic Minus. Minus is a wonderful tale of a slightly mischievous girl named Minus and it features Armand's beautiful dream-like artwork.

Tales of the Questor by Ralph Hayes, Jr., Reviewed by Michael Payne

By: Michael Payne
Department: Reviews
Issue: May 2007 Issue

"All-ages" means a story in which anyone who enjoys a little action, a little thought, and a little character interplay will find something to like, and where that enjoyment will only deepen as the reader gets older. The webcomic Tales of the Questor by Ralph Hayes, Jr. more than lives up to that definition.

May 24th

Meet Orneryboy: An Interview with Michael Lalonde

By: Xaviar Xerexes
Department: Interviews
Issue: May 2007 Issue

Michael Lalonde is the creator of Orneryboy, "a very domestic romantic comedy, set against a backdrop of slapstick horror." If you've never checked out Orneryboy it's a very funny comic focused on the relationship between Orneryboy and Dirtygirl (along with Orneryboy's misadventures with their zombie roommate Brian.)

May 20th

May Cover Art


Department: Cover Art
Issue: May 2007 Issue

May Cover Art
Cover art by Gisele Lagace.

April Cover Art


Department: Cover Art
Issue: April 2007 Issue

April Cover Art
Cover Art by Michael Lalonde, creator of Ornery Boy

An Interview with Meghan Murphy, Creator of Kawaii Not

By: Xaviar Xerexes
Department: Interviews
Issue: May 2007 Issue

Meghan Murphy bills her webcomic Kawaii Not as "the comic for cute gone bad" and it's a great description of Murphy's cute but twisted graphic haikus. (Murphy was the cover artist for Comixpedia's March Issue)

Courting Success: An Interview with Eisner Nominee Brad Guigar

By: Xaviar Xerexes
Department: Interviews
Issue: May 2007 Issue

Last month the nominations for this year's Eisner awards were announced and amongst the nominees for Best Digital Comic was Phables by Brad Guigar. Earlier this month I conducted a short interview with Guigar to get his reactions to the good news and find out more about Phables. In the time between conducting the interview and publishing it here, however, Guigar received another form of recognition for Phables, this time winning "Best Local Column" from the Greater Philadelphia Society of Professional Journalists. It's shaping up to be a very good year for Brad!

Cow & Buffalo by Mike Maihack, reviewed by Justin Unrau

By: J Jack Unrau
Department: Reviews
Issue: May 2007 Issue

Cow & Buffalo by Mike Maihack has funny animals doing silly things. It's like the comics you loved when you were a kid. Wackiness prevails and it's fun.

Full Story Highlights: All Ages Webcomics


While there is certainly a wealth of all-ages material out there, remarkably little of it is in the form of short stories or completed series.

It seems all-ages webcomics tend even more toward the infinitely-ongoing format than webcomics in general do.

May 14th

Paranormals by M. Raven Brown and Ronnie Werner, reviewed by Linda Howard

By: Linda Howard
Department: Reviews
Issue: May 2007 Issue

Linda Howard reviews The Paranormals by M. Raven Brown and Ronnie Werner. The story of five misfit kids with special powers that meet up at a high school and deal with supernatural situations may sound like nothing special, but Brown's writing makes the characters come alive as actual teens and Werner's art is stylized and cartoonish with a focus on the interplay between the characters.