Drawn from sources that can’t believe it’s the middle of December already…

• Brian Warmoth interviews Dean Trippe, creator of Butterfly, for Wizard.
• Scott Kurtz of PvPonline.com has just recently converted his site to Comicpress. Here’s a post about it.  And here’s more from PvP. 
• E! online magazine has a brief write up of the Comics Curmudgeon.
• Webcomics weighing in on the WGA strike. 
• FHCS, a new webcomic from The Chemistry Set, launches on Saturday, December 15^th. Written by Vito Delsante and illustrated by Rachel Freire. Best of luck to you  both!
  
• Webcomics from Greece? Why not! A big internets welcome to webcomics.Gr!

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Drawn from sources that are currently investigating where the dust comes from…

• Comic Book Legal Defence Fund is having a benefit on December 10^th in NYC.
• Anywhere But Here celebrates 3 years, 700 strips. Congratulations!
• A big internets welcome to The Webcomic Beacon, a new webcomic netcast.
• PC Weenies and Uncubed on hiatus for a month and will return in Jan. 2008. 
• American Elf has been redesigned and now the archives and daily diary comic strip are now free. Still lots of stuff for subscribers too, according to them.
• The print edition of Templar, Arizona: The Great Outdoors, the first chapter in the series, is now available for order through your local comic shop in the December issue of Previews!

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Webcomic News and commentary , The DD Report from BK and SpANG and some Christmas music from Jonathan Coulton

• Wikipedia Secret Mailing List on the register.
• You’ll Have That Turns 3.
• The Webcomic Beacon. A new webcomic podcast for you to check out.
• Go read Melonpool.
• Nick’s book, The Lord of the Sweaters, is for sale!
• Krishna of PC Weenies is proud to announce a new addition to his family, Sonia.
• Wizard Brothers by KC and Dave hits Nic Mag.
• Jen Babcock of C’est La Vie is holding a fund raiser.

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Drawn from sources all around the web…

• Pros and Cons of webcomic hosts.
• The second wave of Zuda arrives.
• Xerexes wants your questions for the good folks over at Blank Label Comics.
• Shaenon K. Garrity, creator of Narbonic and writer of Smithson.com and Li’l Mell will be launching a new daily webcomic at the end of the month. Stay tuned to www.shaenon.com for upcoming details and go and check out her stuff if you haven’t already. Good luck Shaenon!

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Drawn from sources that made my birthday cake…

• A self-described Mega Online Comic Manual.
• Brian Warmoth interviews Chris Harding, creator of We the Robots. 
• Eyeskream is looking for webcomics submissions in the face of Ivan Pope of Boot_Error and Graff leaving. The final list will be announced sometime in February and then there will be some sort of vote, although they don’t say who is voting us or them, will be held.
• ComixTalk has their year in review post up with the best headlines from 2007. 
• Bill Barnes has left his day job to work full time on Unshelved. Congratulations!
• Joe Dunn hits 300 episodes of Joe Loves Crappy Movies. Huzzah!
• My Life in Records by Grant Thomas has returned.
• Neil Cohn writes about the visual language of Japanese Manga.

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