Drawn from sources that were up late drawing last night…

• Scott McCloud introduces new Chrome browser from Google with comics the language he knows so well.
• Xerexes has a review of the second Crying Macho Man collection.
• Wes Molebash has updated the YHT website.
• A little late to the party on this one but Kris Straub started another strip called F-Chords. Best of luck Chris!
• TechRadar.com has a bio of Scott McCloud.
• John Bintz has some advice about ComicPress in a three part series. Here is part one.

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Drawn from sources all over the web…

• Wired covers PAX.
• Wowioes, not your father’s breakfast cereal. Here’s what T Campbell is saying and Comics Worth Reading as well.  Platinum and Wowio as yet have not responded to my inquiry.
• Eric Burns posts about criticism on websnark.
• The Webcomic Overlook has part three of their ‘Joy of Webcomics’ series.
• Newly minted Scienteer P. Gibson’s comic Nestor the Greek starts today.  Congratulations!
• Cartoonist Seth has written an essay for The Walrus about the quiet art of cartooning.  Check it out.

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Drawn from sources all over the series of tubes that are strangely in control of everything…

• The Webcomic Overlook gives a One Punch Review of Ding!.
• Apple bans the comic Murderdome from distribution through iTunes, Wowio does something similar.
• In more Wowio-woes, they might be late on second quarter payments to creators.
• Wizard Universe has posted the transcript from a roundtable discussion about webcomics.
• The Scienteers review Jump Leads.
• Paul Levitz talks about digital comics over at Publishers Weekly.
• Webcomics Weekly gets a sponsor and Endicia has a postage meter starter kit deal offered to Webcomics Weekly listeners.
• The Floating Lightbulb has some PW advertising tips and tricks.
• Another top 5 webcomic list and a top 10 list for geeks.

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Drawn from sources that are sleeeeepy…

• Boy on a Stick and Slither are featured in this post over at Boing Boing for an episode they did about surveillance.
• The Seattle Times has an article about PAX.
• A blog that I’ve never heard of ‘This Week in Webcomics.’ Happy to finally have found it!
• Jump Leads and Nightmare World join SoulGeek Webcomics. Congrats!
• ComicSpace is hiring, a Software Engineer and HTML/CSS Coder, both in NYC.
• An interview with Danielle Corsetto.
• An interview with Barry T. Smith, creator of Return to Angst.
• Brad Guigar is offering his strip, Evil, Inc., to college newspapers for free.
• The Floating Lightbulb interviews Katya and Louisa, the creators of ‘Best Band in the Universe’ and also talks about how to improve your webcomic.

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