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Drawn from sources all over the known universe…

• The HB Comic Blog returns.
• Fleen picked Ron Perazza’s brain about Zudacomics.com.
• Dilbert creator Scott Adams gives advice to Basic Instructions artist Scott Meyer on how to turn his strip into something that will sell to syndicates. Parts 1 and 2.

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Drawn from imagined resources all over the web…

• Dorothy, the creator of Cat and Girl, has just completed all the categories in the Schedule C Principal Business or Professional Activity Codes Table.
• Firaxis has joined forces with a handful of webcomics to create strips based on Civ. IV: Beyond the Sword.
• Fight, Cast or Evade by Matt Trepal is coming to an end.Steve Horton is writing what he hopes will be the definitive work on creating, publishing and making money from webcomics called Webcomics 2.0 and will tentatively be released next year at SDCC from Muska & Lipman. Dave Ahn and Sam Romero are two of the artists involved so far.
• Friends of Lulu will celebrate the premiere of its anthology of works by women called The Girls’ Guide to Guys’ Stuff with a party at MoCCA today.
• A new installment of the series How to Display Your Artwork on the Web has been released. An interesting primer for getting your stuff on the web and a dissection of the decisions involved.
• P.O.W.E.R. in Comics is an interesting group dedicated to ‘Promoting: Ownership, Writing & drawing, Editing and Reading’ of women and minorities in comics.
• Cr0wgrrl opines about The Good Ship Chronicles return to webcomics.
• Theater Hopper turned 5 this past Sunday. Congratulations!

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From Wes…

Hey Peeps!

The YHT one-shot is featured in this month’s Wizard Magazine (#191) in the Indie Buzz section of the Secret Stash. Here’s what Wizard has to say about my little comic strip:

It’s not often that webcomics make a successful transition from online to the printed page, so it speaks volumes that this heavenly little bastard has become one of the favored comics around the Wizard offices. Spotlighting the hilarious life of newlyweds Andy and Katie, this one-shot collects the best of 2006’s online strips by Wes Molebash, with a brand-new cover from Scott Kurtz (PvP) so easily accessible for new readers it may as well be the first issue. With a precise vision of male geek life and the hotties who love us, YHT will have you cracking up and wondering how Molebash snuck a camera into your life.

Freakin’ rad, eh?

- Wes

Very cool, and be sure to check out our own Madscott’s guest strip form Friday!

JT

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