Posted by KevinColden on Friday, December 29 2006 at 1:05 am
TODT HILL, an adventure strip by Kleid & Colden, updates here every Friday… but is going on winter break! We’ve just wrapped the first issue of our epic story and before we dive in to the next issue we’re taking a much needed short hiatus. Starting next week, we’ll be running a short story by Neil and artist Jamesmith and then come back guns blazing with TODT HILL, Issue Two! See you in 2007!
-Neil
View the Hunt Thus Far
Join the Crew at
Category: Todt Hill
Posted by ElizabethGenco on Thursday, December 28 2006 at 9:12 am
No interview today; the holiday season has certainly slowed me down (with no small help from this cold, I’ve got to admit; though Leland seems to think that my original cold has gone and another has taken its place). But for those of you out there who meticulously listen to every commentary on the DVD, I thought I’d post these:
Bet you didn’t think Marcos was a real person, right? It gets crazier: his name really is Marcos. This is Marcos Mota, my friend and co-worker from Community Connect. When I asked him if he would sit for some reference shots, he graciously agreed, even after I explained that some not-so-nice things would happen to his webcomic counterpart. Because gracious is the kind of guy that Marcos is.
(”I can’t believe you actually named your guy Marcos,” Leland said.
“Well, what else would I call him?” I replied. “That’s his name.”
I get stuck on names.)
Speaking of the day job, I’m thrilled to report that in mid-January I will be bagging the engineering for good in favor of this crazy little thing called writing full-time. Wish me luck. (And hey, if you need anything written… *grin*)
Category: Scheherazade
Posted by StevenGoldman on Thursday, December 28 2006 at 2:23 am
Good morning, everyone… I hope you all catch your train on time, but while you’re waiting…
This little ditty goes out to one very sweet woman of Brooklyn, bless her heart… I hope she’s still out there, lookin’ after her babies the way she looked after me and my brother during some hard, cold times…
It’s called “Encore for my Babies,” and it goes a little something like this… if you please, welcome Mr. Rami Efal, artist extraordinaire to the subway platform…
We’re taking this story a little slower than the last, but I hope you’ll drop by for more next week.
Category: Styx Taxi
Posted by JamesDougan on Wednesday, December 27 2006 at 7:31 pm
The moment you’ve all* been waiting for! Eric Kim and my story “Vulture Gulch – A Little Friendly Advice” will appear in NEGATIVE BURN #7, in stores tomorrow, December 28!
The Eagle, Eisner, and Harvey-nominated NEGATIVE BURN features the best of proven storytellers mixed with some of the most promising newcomers, which makes it a truly eclectic mix of style and substance that always entertains and always delivers.
Here’s the cover, by Dominic Bugatto:
So, if you’ve ever wanted your very own physical copy of “A Little Friendly Advice” to hold in your hand (or, like me, rub on your body) look for it in your Local Comic Store tomorrow!
Oh, and it also features stories by some guys named Brian Bolland and Phil Hester (among others), just in case that sweetens the deal for you.
NEGATIVE BURN #7
B&W, 64 pp.
Diamond Code: SEP061823
Price: $5.99
*if your name is Eric Kim or Jim Dougan
Category: Vulture Gulch and Other Stories, Chemistry Set Announcements, Vulture Gulch
Posted by DanielWarner on Wednesday, December 27 2006 at 12:59 pm
I woke this morning face down in a bowl of eggnog and nothing but scraps of brightly colored paper to cover my shame and knew that my attempt to work through the holidays had been a spectacular failure.
Page 19 is still on the drawing table and the fact that I now have $140 in Borders gift certificates means it’s going to stay there.
I’m off to live at the bookstore. I plan to read, make impulsive purchasing decisions and drink Seattle’s Best until my gut bursts.
Predictably, next week Arrant and I will resume our break-neck pace of one page per week.
-dw
Category: 1 Way Ticket
Posted by JamesDougan on Tuesday, December 26 2006 at 1:05 am
What? Santa didn’t bring you what you wanted? Never fear - we at The Chemistry Set know what you want, and that’s more REST STOP. So catch up HERE, and it’s on to Page Five:
Check back next Tuesday, January 2, and ring in the New Year with Page Six!!
Category: Vulture Gulch and Other Stories, Other Stories
Posted by Vito Delsante on Monday, December 25 2006 at 10:00 am
Category: Stuck
Posted by KevinColden on Friday, December 22 2006 at 1:05 am
TODT HILL, an adventure strip by Kleid & Colden, updates here every
Friday.One week to go until the end of Issue One, folks!
-Neil
View the Hunt Thus Far
Join the Crew at
Category: Todt Hill
Posted by ChrisArrant on Thursday, December 21 2006 at 6:02 pm
I’m proud to welcome a new addition to the growing assortment of webcomics collectives blooming over the internet. The newest is that of Women’s Work.
Featuring comic powerhouses such as Carla Speed McNeil, Lea Hernandez, Lisa Jonte and Shaenen Garrity, the 12 all-female line-up is bound to provide alot of good comics free and online.
Women’s Work is online at www.never-done.com.
Category: Chemistry Set Announcements
Posted by ElizabethGenco on Thursday, December 21 2006 at 1:07 pm
You’ll get none of my witty banter today because I’m as sick as a dog. However, you may get Solstice kisses if you lean in real close to the screen. Oh, wait… I’m sick as a dog…
You can catch chapter 1 here and the beginning of this current tale here.
Happy Holidays, everyone. Much thanks and love, too, for reading our stuff and all the support I’ve receieved in emails and comments. *Mwah!*
Category: Scheherazade