Comics commentary from our podcast regulars.
Publishing online opens your comic up to a worldwide audience. But if the major players in print comics start publishing online, will they stamp out all the one-horse comics out there? Is there room on the Web for all of us?
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Tim and Patrick get the latest on Mulele’s progress with Japanese publisher Kodansha, and talk about inspiring artists, Watchmen, and more.
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Maus! Brandon leaving! This is not the end!
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We snack while examining Houdini: The Handcuff King and 24-hour Comics Day Highlights 2006!
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The armadillo!
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Good and bad on Y: The Last Man vol. 2: Cycles, and a digression on coincidences in Star Wars. But first, Brandon has an announcement…
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We like this stuff! Hundred Bullets: Decayed, Fear Agent vol. 1, Tag & Bink Were Here, and Top 10 vol. 2!
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OK, we lied! Making Comics again serves as a catalyst for discussion, specifically McCloud’s idea of four “tribes” of comics creators .
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Joined by Mulele, we wrap up our discussion of Scott McCloud’s Making Comics with a discussion of the pros and cons of computer comics creation vs. the traditional way, and deciding which is best for your comic.
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The Axiotron ModBook — Mac OS on a tablet
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We discuss McCloud’s chapter on building the world that your characters inhabit, and look at how it relates to Alan Moore and Gene Ha’s Top Ten!
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Tim and Brandon compare Marvel’s