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The leading lady from Dylan Meconis's fantastic/gorgeous/funny webcomic, Family Man: www.lutherlevy.com/?page_id=152

 

The first volume of the comic is being released in print on Thursday, July 15th at a launch party at Portland's Floating World Comics: www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=100598759994856&ref=mf

How to download webcomics from the command line on Linux

 

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Please head to zudacomics.com/node/1128 and vote for my comic: Spy6teen! We really need your support!

I think theres a little bit of every creation in all of us <3 lol! good question though...

And for twelve hundred a month it's all yours, great views.

Did a guest strip for my pal (and former assistant) C. Edwards on his webcomic . The strip is considered for "mature" readers, so please be advised.

 

The storyline that I drew is not mature, more like PG-13. But the rest of the comic, well, you get the idea.

 

This is the second strip for the week. Last one coming up soon.

 

By the way, Mr. Edwards wrote the scripts for this spinoff I'm drawing. He said that there's no way he'd get away with such a corny gag at the end of this one if it weren't for the cheesy tv sitcom scenario he's created for Errol.

  

For WebComic: Soundwave Rolls Out

 

Transformers Alternators Ravage

Manufactured by Hasbro in 2007

Alternator ID number: 26

Alternate Mode: Jaguar XK

 

Transformers Robot Heroes Soundwave

Manufactured by Hasbro in 2007?

Item number: 82914

Alternate Mode: Same. Without Reefer

1. Obtain a pair of toe socks in the color of choice (olive, khaki, or blue jeans colors preferred).

 

2. Cut off the ends of the toes.

 

3. Using washable fabric paint, make them look like pants.

 

Actual pockets and belt loops will be available in FOOT PANTS, version 2.0.

Costumed Crusaders

 

www.costumedcrusaders.com/

info@costumedcrusaders.com

 

I've run into these women at a few Dallas Comic Cons and found them to be wonderfully delightful costumers, fun to talk to, and fun to take pictures of and with.

Most of the time I'm fine and really enjoy working on my comic. Other times, I just can't get the lines right and ARGH!

 

Then this happens.

 

Also (for the humour-deprived): this is a joke. :P

 

P.S. Live Roleplayers do it in fields, don'tchaknow.

Are we right with God?

The Adventures of Dwarf & Elf (and Weretiger!)

 

Our seriesof stories concludes on Monday. Today we have the first part of "Fiddlebutt's Journal", and the Walking Articulated Navigational Guide (there's a link to the larger version of the image on the website).

 

www.commissionedcomic.com/?p=6984

Whatever you decide to do have a safe and fun Halloween!

Ed Johnson's FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING Presents: MARVELOUS WORLD Webcomic Series direct link:

www.edjohnsonpresents.blogspot.com

 

Direct link to episode:

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=wF3JcPkk-B8

I have started a new Webcomic, about 2 weeks ago....so far so good. Here is some drawing before I scanned it in and placed it where it all needed to go.

 

My process so far has been, draw at lunch with blue pencil and ink with a sharpie pen. At home I scan in and place text, balloons and characters on my panels.

 

Edit You can view this sketches comic here

The Secret in the Cellar is a Webcomic that allows online sleuths to investigate the life and death of a teenage indentured servant. Using graphics, photos, and online activities the Webcomic explores the forensic clues that bring the deceased to life and establish the cause of death.

 

View the comic at: The Secret in the Cellar

 

Did a guest strip for my pal (and former assistant) C. Edwards on his webcomic . The strip is considered for "mature" readers, so please be advised.

 

The storyline that I drew is not mature, more like PG-13. But the rest of the comic, well, you get the idea.

 

This is the first strip for the week. Recognize the house? I used Mary Richard's first dwelling as reference - makes sense because Terry & Errol are moving into a house with multiple tenants. Oh! The craziness!

  

Webcomic of real life events that I drew over christmas when I had plague and was trying to drown myself in ginger wine... The cat's name is "suki" and all the spelling is deliberate.

Wah wah wahhhh! The conclusion to my guest strip for the week over at . Again, the rest of the webcomic is considered for "mature readers", so keep that in mind.

 

C. Edwards, who writes and draws Abel Boddy, wrote the storyline here, which ends with Errol consulting his Magic Mirror, a la Doogie Howser & his computer or Blossom with her mirror at the end of each episode. So cheesy, and yet, so perfect.

   

Free Webcomic, "Tomorrow's Girls," is now posted on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at www.tomorrowsgirls.com .

 

The blog/preview/information site is at www.tomorrowsgirls.info .

 

For WebComic: Optimus Prime's Jetpack

 

Optimus Prime used a jetpack in the G1 Episode More Than Meets The Eye, Part 3.

Homemade 50's costume from the webcomic Homestuck.

Costumed Crusaders

 

www.costumedcrusaders.com/

info@costumedcrusaders.com

 

I've run into these women at a few Dallas Comic Cons and found them to be wonderfully delightful costumers, fun to talk to, and fun to take pictures of and with.

This is a continuation of the previous comic, and probably needs some explanation.

 

Similia Similibus Curentur or let likes cure likes is the principle behind Homeopathy

David Willis at his booth.

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