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 Scott Kurtz announced as Comic-Con special guest By StacMaster-S Published: October 16, 2006  Print  Email Scott Kurtz, this years winner of the 2006 Eisner Award for Best Digital Comic for his popular webcomic PvP, was recently included in San Diego Comic-Con's list of "Special Guests" for 2007.Read More... Changes at MacHall By Noobity Published: September 22, 2006 Print Email Things are a-changin over at MacHall. According to the latest of rants "I've long time said that I'll keep doing to comic as long as it's fun. Over the course of the year the enjoyment has been vanishing." says Ian McConville. "As time fleets away, updates became a chore instead of treat. Ever since I came to this realization I've desperately grasped around for the joy in the process again. I'm still hoping to find it."He later goes on to say "Assuming all goes well, in October Matt and I will switch to the next phase of the comic and the site will have recieved some fresh code love." Which, in this "reporters" eyes would hopefully keep the well-loved comic from slipping into the void some comics never come out of. Read More... Alien Loves Predator Hits 200 By rightclickscott Published: September 18, 2006 Print Email Alien Loves Predator, the comic about an alien and predator living in an apartment in New York, has finally hit its 200th comic. To celebrate its 200th comic, creator Bernie Hou (also known by his rap name "MC Oral B") is going to do something he's not prepared to do. ALP is going to start updating twice a week, on Tuesday and Friday. So, in order to do this, the comics are going to be old-school 3 panel comics instead of page long comics.Also, the ALP store was opened not to long ago, and Bernie is still pimping it. Discuss this article in the Forum! Rob and Elliot Reaches 200th Strip By StacMaster-S Published: September 6, 2006 Print Email Clay and Hampton Yount's Rob and Elliot recently hit its 200th strip. A notable milestone for a rockin' comic!Discuss this article in the Forum! Diesel Sweeties picked up by United Feature Syndicate By StacMaster-S Published: September 4, 2006 Print Email R. Steven's Diesel Sweeties, which has been published online since 2000, has just been picked up by Universal Feature Syndicate as an honest to goodness syndicated print comic. The biggest news in this deal, is that Stevens will be retaining ownership over his characters and will continue to have full control over his merchandise sales... a rare occurance in syndicated comic strips.While a whole new series of DS strips will be appearing in papers with the same characters, Stevens will continue creating original strips for the website as well, essentially running two completely seperate versions of the strip at the same time. Read More...
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