Monday, June 06, 2005
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Journey Legs #: These are full length reviews in the original Webcomic Finds review style. Each review records first impressions, overall art and writing, problem analysis and final impressions.Postcard #: Short reviews in response to review requests that have been sent by email. Less of a review, more on critique and feedback.Hotspots #: Rants, Brainstorming Sessions and Other such Things for Discussion.Pinging Art #: Art-centric entries, focusing on discussion and experiments on art theory, technique, equipment. Replacement for the Ping Art blog.Stopover #: Short entries, generally plugs, news and commentary that do not fall under reviews.
Oh yeah, dig. Totally.
ReplyDeleteI find OMG PACKING AAAA works well for this too.
I dunno, I find the idea of a Webcomics Tabloid very amusing. I think someone should make one.
ReplyDeleteAs long as everyone votes for me at the WCCAs, I'm fine with this.
ReplyDeleteI know how you feel, Ping... (sigh) I just want it to all be over. What a pain...
ReplyDelete-Abby
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Cricket: I thought it was an AWESOME idea, but highly doubt I have the personality type (and time) to carry this kind of thing off. If someone does take up the idea though, I have no doubt they won't have a shortage of material!
ReplyDeleteAbby: Tell me about it. Think about about good uses the energy wasted arguing over the damn thing could have been put to use to.
Like making comics. ;)
It's probably a good thing I've steered clear of all the broo-ha-ha lately, considering how much trouble I've had just coming up with comics and drawing them. If I'd been entangled in "discussions," I probably wouldn't have gotten anything drawn.
ReplyDeleteexcellent comic Ping.
ReplyDeleteAs for the tabloid idea I'm glad that no one is leaping to label Comixpedia as such :)
"I WAS JOEY MANLEY'S LOVE SLAVE"
ReplyDelete"TORG TORPEDOED? SUPER EXCLUSIVE HINTS"
"THE SECRET HISTORY OF WEBSNARK: HOW MANY BODIES IN BURNS' BASEMENT?"
Yep, this is fun!
Ok, that made me laugh non-stop for a whole minute!
ReplyDeleteThe next thing you know someone steals two copies of the latest Flight anthology before it's published, tries to sell them for a ridiculous price, and two reporters try to buy them, resulting in a gun being fired!
Hmm... "The Webcomics Tattler" has a ring to it, though... do you think?
Hm, I forgot, you're across the pond, right? So your definition of "tabloid" is a little different from mine. Maybe just a hair more redeemable.
ReplyDeletelol
ReplyDeletei love those headlines too.
forget "player v player" - it's "webcartoonist v webcartoonist"! it's fun watching it from the stalls.
meanwhile, outside the teacup, the world continues to turn... ;)
For a fan of drama, I surprisingly managed to avoid all the latest episodes so far. Wonder if they are getting more boring or it's me that just changed.
ReplyDeleteAs for a webcomic tabloid... That might be the best idea ever. Only the news section of a great many webcomics already take that place.
Minivet: Heh no. Over here the tabloids are just as disreputable. I mean... the Sun and Daily Mirror. Or News of the World. Nuff said.
ReplyDeleteRPin: You've got a good point. That actually makes it easier for anyone wanting to create a webcomics tabloid...
Damn, I almost hope someone makes one now. It'd be hilarious.
Must...resist...temptation...
ReplyDeleteur wish is my command.
ReplyDelete-WvW
I lolled.
ReplyDeleteHard.
Whoever came up with this is a God among men.
wvw... "some guy called xmung"!!!??
ReplyDeletelol
"THE SECRET HISTORY OF WEBSNARK: HOW MANY BODIES IN BURNS' BASEMENT?"
ReplyDeleteHah hah ha... silly person....
I don't have a basement.
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