In this corner, wearing as little as possible:
And in this corner, with the chalkboard:
Who will win, beauty or brains? That’s up to you! Vote now!
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Polling closes at 11:59 Eastern Standard Time on Saturday, March 12!
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FRANKENSTEIN LIVES AGAIN IN A BIG WAY! From Bill Cunningham, Pulp 2.0 Press- I just wanted to share (Okay, I wanted to blow my horn a little bit – sue me) some of the great reviews we’ve been getting for Pulp 2.0 Press’s digital edition of FRANKENSTEIN LIVES AGAIN! It’s clear (to me) that our target…
Walt Disney Animation sets hearts aflutter with their charming blend of hand-drawn and computer animated short Paperman. This short ran last year with Wreck-It Ralph, making for a double-barreled win for the stuido. Here is a chance to see it for the first or fifth time and it’s perfect to share with your Valentine on…
Do you have what it takes to color comics? Take this test and find out. Leave your scores in the comments. (UPDATE: www.spectralcolor.com/game/huetest_kiosk is currently a bad link.)
Hello ComicMix dwellers (and loyal FOMAFers…). I come to you today a bit… deflated. Why you ask? Because I just took a sneaky-peak over at the Chicago Comicon’s exhibitor list and program schedule. Long story (…forthcoming…) short? It’s not looking great on paper. This angers and frustrates me to no end, but I digress. The…
In today’s brand-new episode of GrimJack: The Manx Cat, by John Ostrander and Timothy Truman, Ben Marsh faces his inner demon. And his inner demon is John Gaunt. ÃÂÃÂ Will they fight? ÃÂÃÂ Will they win? Credits:John Ostrander (Writer), John Workman (Letterer), Lovern Kindzierski (Colorist), Mike Gold (Editor), Timothy Truman (Artist) More: GrimJack: The Manx Cat…
Comics and movies meet at Comic-Con, and this year Radical appears to be the most forward gal at the dance, so to speak. The relatively new publishing company announced recently that a film version of its Old West action series Caliber is headed to screens with John Woo attached to direct. In balmy San Diego,…
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XKCD! Let’s hope that keeps up, too. LICD is sorta funny, but waay too much of a Mary Sue for me. 😀
This was a tough one. I think LICD is gonna pull it out though, because the Writer’s got 2 horses in this race, so he’s got more chances to bring people in.
Will game 57 Be Shomer vs. Shomer?
Man, I hope not. They make a pretty comic. I really love DeSouza’s style, but the writing keeps them from being the best comic out there.