Sin Titulo
Comix Talk for Monday, July 26, 2010
Submitted by Xaviar Xerexes on July 26, 2010 - 08:53

MILESTONES
- Katie "Reva Sharp" Sekelsky's webcomic Magpie Luck blew past 100 strips a couple weeks ago and next week will hit 1 year. Congrats!
- Congrats to the "Roger Ebert of the webcomic set" -- El Santo -- for three years of writing webcomic reviews.
AWARDS: Congrats to Cameron Stewart for his webcomic Sin Titulo winning the Eisner for Best Digital Comic this year.
HYPE: The prequel comic to the movie Inception is pretty good actually.
INTERVIEWS
- Check out parts one and two of the Daily Cross Hatch's interview with Dean Haspiel
- The Washington Post has an interview with Berke Breathed.
FROM THE MAILBAG
Steve "Fabricari" Harrison writes "After taking a couple years on hiatus upon completion of my webcomic Fabricari: Ad Hoc, I've decided to cull together all of my Fabricari related comics and art in preparation for some sort of omnibus thinger. I've re-lettered and posted issues one and two online. As a bonus, I found a fifteen year-old uninked short story, the very first Fabricari comic; I inked it and also posted it on my site. It's a weird collaboration between my 19 and 34 year old self. It's a bit weird, but I couldn't be happier with the results. And coming soon: The re-scanned, re-lettered pages from issue three!
Sam Costello writes: I've got a new Split Lip site - now on its own domain at www.splitlipcomic.com. The main benefits of the new site are that the art is much bigger (about a third bigger), which makes for a much nicer reading experience. It also has a blog from me. It's got all 31 Split Lip stories - nearly 500 pages of free horror comics.
Christopher Baldwin writes about his wonderful (not just my opinion - check out the io9 review) new science fiction webcomic, Spacetrawler which has been running since January of this year.
I am planning it to be a 3 year project, with one book per year (it runs twice-weekly, so approx 104 pages per book). It is full color. The books will be divided similar to the Star Wars movies, where each stands alone but there is also an over-arching plot. Although a gag strip, there is a lot of depth in character and plot. And the cast is large enough that it took me about 5 months just to fully introduce everyone. Now that I have, things have begun happening en force, and judging by the comments on my page, people are loving that.
Don't Go Back to Webcomicsville
Submitted by Xaviar Xerexes on January 15, 2008 - 09:53
TRANSMISSION X IN EFFECT
- Jesus! Sin Titulo is killing me with the suspense. This is one intense webcomic.
- Luz: Girl of The Knowing is such a well done comic it almost gets me past the fact that it is largely a public service message.
- Ramon Perez's Kukuburi was one of the best comics of 2007 and I'm really looking forward to where it goes this year.
- The Abominable Charles Christopher is hard to describe sometimes. Charming most of the time, it's a glimpse into the animals of the forest and the sweet yet apparently not to bright yeti that lives among them.
- Kissing Chaos is graphically inventive but a little bit underdeveloped on the narrative front at this point.
- I can't tell where Raising Hell is going - a romantic comedy set in a horror movie or a bit of a send-up of horror movies - either way it's another fun read with good pace, two solid main characters and nice artwork so far.
- The Port is sort of interesting, but exploding demon cats are kind of silly really...
AWARDS
- Only about a week left for working webcomic creators to get in their nominations for this year's WCCAs.
- Even less time to get in nominations for this year's Glyphs.
Milestones
- Missed it but earlier this month Bryant Paul Johnson celebrated 8 years of his fantastic comic Teaching Baby Paranoia.
- I think Nukees is hitting its 11th anniversary later this month... wow!
Justify My Hype
- I dunno - the sound of an empty milkshake is pretty dang sad...



