Drawn from sources that love the muppets…

• Giving away your content for free? Think like a dandelion, interesting article.
• Scott Kurtz surprised at CAPE.
• Readers pick most Super Effective webcomic over at Joystiq.
• Webcomic Asylum has an interview with Joanne Wojtysiak of Gothbunnies.
• Despite a great response, I know that some are still waiting for their copy of How To Make Webcomics. Here’s hoping the logjam breaks soon because it’s a good book.
• PVP gets write-up in the Wired blog.
• Nice write-up for Cartoonists in Toronto, including webcomic creators.
• Fluther.com user Foolaholic asks what webcomics we frequent.
• Introducing the latest webcomic promotion guide; a little incomplete, but a good start.
• Nothing Better is calling for guest strips.
• Comic Fencing gets a new look and is looking for comics to review.
• The Webcomic Beacon podcast this week has a discussion entitled Grayscale vs B&W vs Color which looks promising.
• Interesting post at The Scienteers about the equation of webcomic success.
• Jim Henson explains visual thinking.

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Drawn from resources that are all celebrating May Day:

• Toonlet, a service that provides tools allowing you to create webcomics with custom characters in minutes, regardless of artistic ability.
• Comic Fencing is a new review site that promises dueling reviews and invites viewers to participate.
• Quitting Time’s first time waster game is up in beta form and we’d love to have you try it out. The Customer of the Week Memory game.
• ‘Spark Rain Fire’ asks you what is your favorite webcomic is?
• Tony Breed talks about the connection between indie music and webcomics.
• This year’s Free Comic Book Day seemingly isn’t all that great according to i09; too bad they didn’t have more webcomics this year to spice things up.
• GirlAMatic will not be holding its usual open submissions call this year.
• Wes Molebash on Major Spoilers Podcast #12.
• Heidi MacDonald covers Stumptown at The Beat.
• The Webcomic Overlook reviews Zebra Girl.

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Drawn from sources all over the internets…

• Games and some Cosplayers at NY Comic Con covered on BBtv. Nice despite the BMW advertising.
• Iron Man redesigned by fans. I’m a sucker for stuff like this. 
• Dean Haspiel, one of the founders of ACT-I-VATE, has started an entry for Zuda called Street Code.
• Brad Guigar says you can have your cake and eat it too with his new B&W/ Color toggle for Evil-Inc. 
• David Gallaher, of High Moon fame, has a Weekly Webcomics Round up on the production blog The High Moon Rises.
• Stumptown Comics Fest in the press. 
• T. Campbell posts his advice about writing long form comics.
• Diesel Sweeties reaches #2000 and Wondermark reaches five years! Congrats to the both of you.
• The Webcomic Watchmen review Sizzzord-Fizzzight!
• The Webcomic Overlook gives a one punch review of Roza.

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Drawn from resources that look sooo big from down here…

• The reality of depending on ‘1000 True Fans’, a follow up piece by Kevin Kelly.
• Galleycat has an interesting post about NYCC. 
• CBR has an interview with Achewood creator Chris Onstad.
• Content Digital has an interview with Kelly Price from ComicGenesis. 
• Voting has begun for the Eagle Awards. Nominees are in the category of Favourite Web-Based Comic are Girl Genius, Penny Arcade, PVP, The Adventures of Dr. McNinja, and The Order Of The Stick.
• Wow, this is just breathtaking piracy. 
• Fleen has a post about the future of Comicspace and E-Line Ventures.
• ComicMix has a post on the ‘Webcomic: Threat or Menace’ panel at NYCC. 
• Wired interview with Dr. McNinja creator Chris Hastings.

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