CHALLENGER STORM BACK IN ACTION!
New Pulp Author Don Gates announced the “kinda-triumphant, semi-anticipated” return of the Challenger Storm web-serial. Episode 7 is now live! You can read Challenger Storm Episode 7: “The Gauntlet Begins” here.
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ARE YOU READY FOR MORE PERILS ON PLANET X?
Art: Gene Gonzales In addition to announcing the relaunch of Gravedigger as a webcomic, Christoper Mills and Gene Gonzales announced that their series, Perils on Planet X will return as a webcomic beginning February 1st. About Perils on Planet X:For almost a decade, I’ve been working on a space fantasy called Perils On Planet X….
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“Go Get A Roomie!” gets a Kickstarter
We are incredibly fond of Go Get A Roomie! here at ComicMix. The comic won our May Mayhem NSFW Webcomics Tournament back in May, and their fans voted with their pocketbooks as well, raising hundreds of dollars for the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund to put them way over the top. And now, they’re putting…
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GRAVEDIGGER TAKES ON THE SCAVENGERS BEGINNING FEBRUARY 4TH
Art: Rick Burchett Beginning on February 4th, 2013, Christopher Mills and Rick Burchett’s Gravedigger web comic returns. Visit www.gravediggercomic.com every Monday for a new installment of the critically-acclaimed crime thriller, “The Scavengers,” starring the toughest tough guy since the 70s, “Gravedigger” McCrae.
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BURCHETT AND MILLS RESURRECT GRAVEDIGGER
Art: Rick Burchett The Gravedigger: Hot Women and Cold Cash Facebook Page announced the return of the title character in 2013. It’s official: GRAVEDIGGER, by Rick Burchett and Christopher Mills, is returning as a webcomic, probably in early February. We’ll be posting a page a week every Monday, starting with the original story, “The Scavengers”…
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xkcd “Click and Drag” the biggest comic panel ever
Today’s xkcd comic, unless someone can convince me otherwise, now holds the record for the biggest comic panel ever. Fittingly, the strip is called “Click and drag” and you’ll have to do a LOT of it to read the entire thing. At 165888 x 79872 pixels, or 1.3 terapixels, the image would fill the screens…
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STRIP TEASE
Art: James Burns Here’s a sneak peek at the upcoming Lance Star: Sky Ranger weekly web strip from New Pulp creators Bobby Nash and James Burns, the same team that brought you the Lance Star: Sky Ranger comic book “One Shot!” “We’re still early in the process of creating the strips so it’s not quite…
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Travis Richey’s (Not) Inspector Spacetime web series proceeding nicely
Inspector Spacetime is a self-paradoxical anomaly, which makes perfect sense. Itâs only existed for a few months, but has also apparently been on television for nearly fifty years. Actor Travis Richey has played him for all of that time, for a grand total of less than two minutes of footage, and yet 11 actors have…
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UPDATED: Vote In The Finals of the Mix NSFW Webcomics Tournament– Go Get A Roomie vs. Oglaf!
UPDATE 3 AM, 6/22: Holy cow, a lot of money has come in this round– $65.75 for Oglaf and $500 for Go Get A Roomie! We’ve modified the vote totals accordingly, adding 263 votes to Oglaf and 2000 to GGAR, but there’s still time for your favorite to win, either by voting, getting your friends…
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Vote In The Semi-Finals of the Mix May Mayhem NSFW Webcomics Tournament!
At long last– Round 4! Sorry it took a while, some of the donations for votes came in without saying who the money was going for, so we wanted to wait until we could come to final totals. So far, we’ve raised over $650 for the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund— and we’re down to…
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Emily S. Whitten: Getting Started in the Comics Industry
I love comics. I love reading them, thinking about them, discussing them, and even critiquing them. I also love writing them, something I’ve discovered in the last couple of years as I started writing a series of webcomics about characters in upcoming comic book-related movies, which were then published on movie news websites like MTV…
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LUCKY EDDIE – A STEEL CITY NOIR TALE
Art: Julian Lopez This month’s installment of STEEL CITY NOIR called “Lucky Eddie” is live at http://welcometotripcity.com/2012/05/steel-city-noir-lucky-eddie. Lucky Eddie is written by Vito Delsante with Illustration by Julian Lopez. “Lucky Eddie is a story about gambling, something which I’m not very fond of, but I do pretty often,” says Delsante about his latest Steel City…
