• After three months Newsday’s pay-walled website has a whopping 35 subscribers. Hope Webcomics.com is doing better. Fleen talks about it too.
• Webcomics Inc is commissioning digital wallpaper. In exchange for your designs you’ll receive promotion of your webcomic. For more info contact them at webcomicsinc@gmail.com.
• SodaHead asks what your favorite webcomics are.
• Robot 6 on CBR has an interview with Josh Alves creator of the Araknid Kid.
• Platinum is teaming up with EZPrints for Drunk Duck merchandising.
• Mark Liebrecht is putting his webcomics ‘Caffinated!’ and Zombie Cops on hold while he switches over to producing his work digitally from start to finish.
• The Washington Post has a poll asking what your favorite webcomic of the past decade is.
• RIT is getting a visit from webcomic artists Nick Gurewitch and Chris Onstad.
• Scott Kurtz is coming to do a presentation and book signing at the Cartoon Art Museum.
• Ryan Estrada talks about webcomic inspired movies.

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• When teachers make webcomics.
• Michael Jasper asks ‘Why Comics? And Why Webcomics?’
• 20 Questions with Lucas Turnbloom, creator of Imagine This.
• Robot 6 gives thanks for several favorite webcomics.
• TGT Webcomics asks how often do you update your comic?
• Nicholas and Jay ask about superhero webcomics so send them your favorites.
• The Webcomic Overlook will be updating sporadically due to another writing project.
• Sequential Tart interviews Gina Biggs, creator of Red String.
• Bukisa posts part three of a series on how to start a webcomic.
• Remember the Webcomic-Con 2009 at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco, coming December 12th.
• The School Library Journal talks about webcomics for teens.

Happy Thanksgiving!!

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• Boing Boing highlights Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal.
• Interview with Darwyn Cooke, author and Illustrator.
• Obligatory link about Disney’s purchase of Marvel Comics.
• Kurt Huggins and Zelda Devon on Lines and Colors.
• Webcomic Overlook No. 95: Legend of Bill.
• Xerexes reviews Knights of the Lunch Table on ComixTalk.
• Talking Comics with Molly Crabapple over on CBR.
• CBR has an interesting article called Unbound: Design Matters.
• Lubbock online has an article about webcomics.
• Technology News has 10 great webcomics that you should NOT share with your kids.
• io9 talks with Spike Trotman.
• SFGate has an article about the recent Mosters of Webcomics show at the Cartoon Art Museum.

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• How to Make Webcomics has been nominated for a Harvey Award. Congratulations!
• TGT Webcomics shines the spotlight on the ICA.
• The Webcomic Beacon #81 is about lettering and fonts.
• The website for Jesus and Mo was recently hacked.
• Technology News brings us five webcomics we can share with our kids.
• Brad Guigar posts about how to learn the webcomic medium.
• Comico 2.0 returns.

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• More print vs. webb debate.
• Camaron has a great post called ‘You Have Time’ over at Webcomics.com.
• Rackafracka launches a brand new newsletter.
• The Examiner has a review of The Elves of LleuGarnok.
• Some bad news.
• The webcomic Overlook has the 2009 Eisner Nominees for Best Digital Comic.
• The Beat tells us about the man who invented Comic Sans.
• Xerexes talks about Girlamatic over at ComixTalk.
• Clickwheel.net has relaunched and upgraded so check it out.

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