‘Twas the night before Christmas when all through the house
Deadlines were mounting, so I emailed Herr Claus
The scripts were all posted on the Internet with care
In hopes that the editing elves would soon be there
The artists were nestled, all snug in their beds,
While visions of royalty checks danced in their heads.
OK, so we get a little sappy this time of year. Just bear with us and accept ComicMix Radio’s gift of some cool web links. And in the spirit of giving, a few of these haven’t even made it to the podcast yet!
We continue our ongoing campaign for those of you who only look at RSS feeds to actually read some comics.
Read more Simone and Ajax Christmas adventures:
And we have more to come before the big day!
Oh, and don’t forget the ongoing Adventures of Simone and Ajax all here on ComicMix.
Science fiction writer John Scalzi started it. He tried to make our heads explode with a particular music video.
I’ve grown rather attached to my head over the years, and so I returned fire on my own weblog with this find.
Within ten minutes, he parried with this retort.
Oh, it is on, bucko. Of course you realize, in the words of the great philospohers, this means war.
Ball’s in your court, fella.
On the off-chance that anyone else out there is spending their Christmas holiday engaged in online reading rather than in more traditional pursuits (eating, opening pressies, eating, singing carols, eating, watching heartwarming holiday specials on TV, and eating), we herewith present this past week’s ComicMix columns:
Have a safe and peaceful Christmas, everyone!
Neil Gaiman proudly presents, as an early Christmas present, the first Coraline footage to be released to the world.
(It’s not really from me. Laika and Focus chose it and did all the hard work, the Web Goblin did all the building it in the background. I just claim the glory and bask in the reflected wossname.)
It’s still about a year away from it coming into cinemas. But here’s a first look…
A heads-up: I’ve gotten a lot of emails in the past 24 hours purporting to be links to Hallmark holiday e-cards– they aren’t, they’re links to some sort of overseas malware site. Be careful out there.
The opening Jan. 8 of Texas’ Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo, a hardy and adaptive survivor of the 19th century, marks not only a continuation of the region’s most emphatic reminder of its economic basis in agriculture. The occasion also nails the 50th anniversary of a major-league show-business breakthrough for the Stock Show. Roy Rogers and Dale Evans arrived in Fort Worth in 1958 to serve as hosts for the first comprehensive network-television coverage of an authentically Western rodeo.
Columns / Glenn Hauman / News
Stephen Colbert, we have your writer for “The Chronicles of Amber”!
January 20, 2023
The Law Is A Ass #460: Those “For Life” Sentences Are Nonsense
February 24, 2022
Bitter? Not at all…
