When Rich Stevens announced that his popular webcomic Diesel Sweeties was entering into a significant print syndication deal more than a year go, it was big — no, huge — news for webcomic creators and the online publishing scene as a whole. Last night’s announcement by Stevens that he was ending print syndication of Diesel…
Day Two at the MoCCA Art Festival was… an experience. Except for the few moments when the possibility of dying via fiery inferno was an issue, much of the day felt as if I was slogging through a sweaty, soupy mess thanks to the outdoor conditions and the exhaustion from the previous day (which I…
With all of the Iron Man hype fading, I thought it would be worth pointing out one of my new favorite shout-outs to the film that popped up in my daily reading list. In this strip, Diesel Sweeties mastermind R. Stevens manages to take a jab at both Stan Lee and everyone’s favorite drunken industrialist…
When Richard Stevens III (a.k.a. "R Stevens") initially launched his webcomic, Diesel Sweeties, back in 2000, the premise seemed simple enough: four panels (three for the set-up, one for the punchline) of humans and robots interacting and commenting on life, pop culture and inter-species love. Nearly 2000 strips and a newspaper syndication deal later, DS…
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