Drawn from sources preparing to loosen their belts…

• 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!!

Reported by Michael Moss.

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Drawn by sources who don’t believe the promises of the visitors…

• The Company Man, by Pedro Hernendez, has started publishing on its own website in addition to Comics Nexus. Check it out!
• Webcomic creators assemble! Develop your own iPhone app offered free from the makers of AWSOM.org.
• The Telegraph picks the ten best webcomics.
• Scott McCloud asks what is ‘Your Comics-to-Crap Ratio?’
• Scott Kurtz has strong feelings about Wizard conventions and form letters. Good for him.
• Hermit Hill, the first webcomic in Metaplace.
• John Cleese gives us shares his brilliance on creativity.
• CBR talks about the death that stalks all webcomics.
• Brad Guigar asks the question, Facebook or SEO?
• Xaviar Xerexes reviews The Amulet Book Two, The Stonekeeper’s Curse.
• Does Kiva hold some secrets for webcomics?

Reported by Michael Moss.

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