I went to a café Sunday afternoon and spent my time doing something I have not been able to do in months–sat down and sketched. The last time I felt like drawing in a public space involved my oversized sketchbook, a few reference magazines, drafting mechanical pencils, and rubber ...

Cross over to the Othersiders. Tobias, a typical ten year-old, lives a pretty innocent life as an elementary school student. However, after one morning of playing with his classmates, a distraught vice principal gives him news about his only sister that sends his mind into a slow tumble, and his ...

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Finally the last part of our Mecha and weaponry Quackcast, where we opened to the thoughts of the community to see what they had to say on the idea of developing and using weaponry and mecha in comics and how they go about it. We had some good ...

Today is Memorial Day in the United States.

Before you spend the day shopping for the latest sales, catching up on sleep, dreaming about prom, or using today as an extra day to study for an exam, please take a moment to step back and think about what this day ...

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Poor Crocodile man… the guy just started work at a new office job and he's having quite a difficult time of fitting in. People just don't seem to be able to handle a humanoid crocodile in their midst for some strange reason! Everyone Laughs at the Crocodile ...

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Today we talk about villians! Kawaiidaigakusei made a newspost about villains that generated quite a bit of interest so Banes and I had her on to chat about them and read out some of the things our community members had to say.
Kawaii can introduce the topic in ...

I was searching for an appropriate image to post for the newspost a few weeks back, but was met with a dilemma. Even though the Internet holds a vast collection of images to draw from, copyrights and intellectual property rights of original characters should be respected. The majority of images ...

An unexpected murder, a rare silver dollar coin, and shady dealings with a Sheik–Welcome to New York City in the year 1938, on the eve of WWII.

Tiny, a smooth talking jazz man, is down on his luck and low on cash without two nickels to rub together (that ...

I used to take the side of the cheerful, positive, and heroic protagonist in films and comics when I was much younger. As I got older, I wised up to the idea that being a protagonist is relative to biases of the storyteller. Now I rewatch those same films with ...

I'm away from home at the moment, staying in a small apartment while I take a summer course at a university across the country. I packed the most ridiculously huge bag, but even in the world's tiniest apartment it's kind of amazing how little it amounted to ...