Newsarama's Michael C. Lorah has done an amazing interview with Fishtown creator, Kevin Colden!

Click here to read the whole article.

Jennifer Hayden is interviewed about UNDERWIRE, her new webcomic for ACT-I-VATE, at The Pulse:

http://www.comicon.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php/ubb/get_topic/f/36/t/007485.html

Brian Heater gabs with me about ACT-I-VATE, MO & JO, THE ALCOHOLIC, and STREET CODE, in Smashd.TV's debut episode. Plus, I get to smash a vintage Dell Latitude with the business end of my trusty baseball bat, "Sarah."

http://smashd.tv/post/50441550/episode-1-in-which-brian-and-kyle-discuss-new

Enjoy!

--Dino

My "Next-Door Neighbor story, and the the overall NDN anthology, gets a nice review at Forbidden Planet!

Crikey!
Thanks guys!

Check it out:
http://forbiddenplanet.co.uk/blog/?p=9300

The eleventh installment of NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBOR goes live today at SMITH Magazine and it happens
to be a story by...me.
Follow the link below and check out my story called "Post Traumatic."


http://www.smithmag.net/nextdoorneighbor/2008/09/02/story-11/


Thanks,
Tim Hamilton

PS
And then read all the others too!

Chris Arrant interviews Roger Langridge at Newsarama about his new Act-i-vate strip, Mugwhump the Great!

Go hot-step it to the interview here!

At long last, Act-i-vate now has an RSS feed. The feed updates with both blog posts and anytime a comic has been updated. Staying on top of your latest Act-i-vate comics has just gotten easier. Here's the link:

feed://act-i-vate.com/rss/feed.xml

Keep in mind that it can also be found in the address bar of your internet browser. Just look for the standard RSS icon and click it anytime you want to check the feed. Thank you for your patience, folks!

From Revel In New York's piece on Molly Crabapple:

"According to artist Molly Crabapple, being an illustrator in the art business is like "being a whore". Check out how burlesque inspires her to produce images of orgies with donkeys and elephants meant to reflect our primary season."

Visit Molly's livejournal to watch the clip!

www.mollycrabapple.livejournal.com/175300.html

I was thrilled to read this smart Washington Post feature whose narrative moves from prose into comics and features Françoise Mouly and agent Bob Mecoy… so imagine my surprise upon reaching the last panel, only to find that it references my own upcoming 08: A GRAPHIC DIARY OF THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL. Give the whole piece a whirl to understand how the sea-changes happening now in comics/publishing.

Original post at http://dangoldman.net/2008/08/27/washington-post-08-tease/

My darlings:

I’ve proposed a panel for 2009’s SXSW Interactive, a discussion called Comics on Handhelds: Taking Webcomics Mobile. Last year’s SXSWi was incredible, and for this year I’m assembling a very interesting group of comics reimagineers/futurists for a panel who’ve all had a part in putting webcomics’ culture in the pockets of Muggles everywhere.

The proposal is live on the SXSW Panel Picker site now, and it would mean alot to me if you could vote-up/comment my panel and keep comics’ evolution part of the conversation at SXSW this year.

Panel link here: http://w3t.org/u/7z7g

Register for free account here: http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/users/register

Voting ends Friday, August 29th; my humble thanks to you for helping out.

-----onelove----> d!
Dan Goldman