Drawn from sources all over the web…

• Newsarama has an article called Diggle: Bringing Bionic Commando to Webcomics.
• Wowio news from The Beat, looks like Platinum has succeeded in its bid to purchase Wowio.
• Slave Labor Graphics will be starting a webcomic effort starting on July 24th here.
• Comic Book Bin has an interview with David Malki.
• Theater Hopper creator Tom Brazelton interviewed on ComixTalk and will be 6 years old on Aug. 2nd. Congratulations Tom! That’s quite an accomplishment.
• The Floating Lightbulb has a Project Wonderful tip.

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Drawn from sources all over the web…

• Mindpollution.org has a post called ‘Wizard Entertainment: Fear and Loathing and Webcomics.’
• FoxTrot does webcomics?
• BOOM! Studios launches a webcomic site.
• Heidi MacDonald digs up some Platinum hype. The Floating Lightbulb has also has interesting PS stuff.
• The Scienteers have some sad news about the robbery of D4K Studios and how you can help.
• Comic Fencing tackles No Need For Bushido.

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Drawn from sources that have a bur in their saddle…

• Official Japanese Anime Ambassador Doraimon visits Thailand.
• Audio of the Webcomics panel at Heroes Con with Nicholas Gurewitch, David Malki, Julia Wertz, Chris Harding, and Danielle Corsetto.
• Revealed! The new and improved Belfry Webcomics Index.
• Wizard interviews Chris Hastings of The Adventures of Dr. McNinja and Phil Foglio of Girl Genius.
• Joey Manley posts a screenshot of the new Comicspace.
• T Campbell is selling the domain webcomics.com. Good luck doing what you love, we look forward to seeing more quirky side projects!
• The Floating Lightbulb reviews Road Crew by Tommie Kelly.

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Drawn from sources that are tired from a full weekend…

• An interview with Warren Ellis on Freak Angels, Webcomics and Doctor Who over at Mindpollution.org.
• PopCultureZoo has a chat with David Malki, creator of Wondermark.
• Pink Kryptonite has a ‘Webcomic Spotlight’ and this time he spotlights the webcomic Minus again. I think Minus is worth a second look for sure. Speaking of Minus, Ryan Armand announced that he is ending the comic. Thanks for the great comic Ryan!
• The Floating Lightbulb has an interesting post about IP farms and big money being poured into webcomics.
• Zero Punctuation! Show number 108 is about webcomics.
• The Webcomics Digest has a post about writing transcripts for Odd-Fish.

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