That’s right ComicMixers… it’s an all out brawl for webcomic supremacy! Whose toons will take the title this month? Only you, the stark raving mad fans of these strips, will decide! Vote for your favorites, and watch them dominate the doodles of lesser drawers! In this corner, wearing the pixelated trunks… the awe-inspiring eight-bit Wunderkid……
In this corner, being all tiny and spooky: Kindergoth And in this corner, with the British accents and the glowing purple eyes: Freak Angels Which strip outdoes the other? That’s up to you! Vote now! [poll id=”8″] Polling closes at 11:59 Eastern Standard Time on Saturday, March 12! Click here to see all the webcomics…
On this day in 1917, Will Eisner, American comics pioneer and creator of The Spirit, was born. He would have been 94 today. To celebrate, Google has devoted its Doodle to him today, and Scott McCloud (his Understanding Comics is the intellectual heir to Eisner’s Comics And Sequential Art) writes up a tribute at the…
The Night Before Christmas by Mark S. Halegua Part 1 Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house – One creature was stirring. It was a louse. An apartment in an apartment building. A railroad flat, and it was the front room. This apartment building was unusual as all the apartments had fireplaces….
When Charles Schulz created [[[Peanuts]]] sixty years ago, he never imagined that Snoopy, Charlie Brown’s beagle, would steal the spotlight and overshadow the strip in future years. Much as Snoopy overran the comic strip and merchandising, so did he loom large in many of the animated specials which ran for decades on CBS. Warner Home…
On October 2, 1950, Peanuts premiered on October 2, 1950, in eight newspapers: The Washington Post, The Chicago Tribune, The Minneapolis Tribune, The Allentown Call-Chronicle, The Bethlehem Globe-Times, The Denver Post, The Seattle Times, and The Boston Globe. It began as a daily strip, reprinted above. If you’ve never heard of Peanuts, I, for one,…
A quick tip of the hat to two Webcomics You Should Be Reading: Monster Commute just celebrated a year and 267 strips online on September 15th, 2009. “While it’s not 10,000 pages or anything that grand, it is cool to have gone a year and and not missed any updates. It’s little, but it’s OUR…
The second volume of [[[The Complete Steve Canyon on TV]]] is just out and there are 12 more episodes from the one season series based on Milton Caniff’s wonderful comic strip. As with volume one, no one other than Canyon appears from the strip and there’s precious little in recurring characters on the show. This…
One of the first questions posed regarding digital comics is just how you make any money from a strip available for free. The usual answer is that the strip, if it’s any good, will find an audience who will then happily pay for a print compilation. That seems to be the model for DC Comics’…
Theater Hopper has been dropped from Google’s listings temporarily, due to some spam infesting its site code. Luckily, you know what helps sites get reindexed? Links. Links to some of the funny strips. Links to some of their poignant strips. Links to deep philosophical questions. Just links in general. And it really helps if you…
I beg of you, gentle ComicMix readers… take a journey with me back in time. Step one? Dust off a pair of “wide leg” jeans. Don your favorite pair of Airwalk low-tops. Grow your hair out a little, and put a Pearl Jam Compact Disk into your brand new Diskman. Step Two? Power up your…
From Salon: A Wall Street retiree wearing a red latex bodysuit and a black hood is strapped to a table…. Talking to Daniel Bergner in his new book, "The Other Side of Desire," the man compares his masochistic ecstasy to having onion skins stripped off his psyche. "Is this a weird way to deal with…
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