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Sunday, June 8, 2008

Webcomics on XPASE!


Project XPASE



Comic-1 has recently joined "Project XPASE"!

XPASE is a new search engine, and the folks there are beginning to build a list of webcomics. The best part is that they offer listings for webcomics, and have a special category for those. If you are a webmaster or otherwise have a hand in a website that has anything to do with webcomics, then all that you have to do to be listed at XPASE is create a link -- EVEN a "nofollow" link (XPASE doesn't care). And the link can even be temporary. XPASE will find that link, and you will be added to their collection of webcomics. That's it. It's that easy. No registration, submission forms, or e-mail requests -- just link to them from somewhere on your site. :-D

http://www.xpase.net/

While they're really just getting started right now, the site should prove to be quite popular, so you might expect some decent exposure from your new listing there.


Wednesday, April 23, 2008

WEBCOMIC: Atland


Atland


Webcomic URL: http://www.realmofatland.com
Webcomic RSS feed: http://www.drunkduck.com/rss/rss.php?cid=9096

Artist/Author: Nate Piekos
Updates: Thursday



Description:
"Atland is a webcomic by Nate Piekos... Atland follows the adventures of Beauregard "Barry" the Brave, the last survivor of Xerexos, and heir to the throne of Atland."
-- Comixpedia


"High Adventure and Lowbrow Humor! ...swashbuckling, potty humor and the curvaceous ladies..."
-- NatePiekos on ComicSpace

Monday, April 21, 2008

WEBCOMIC: Twisted Kaiju Theater


Twisted Kaiju Theater


Webcomic URL: http://www.neomonsterisland.com/
Webcomic RSS feed:

Artist/Author: Sean McGuinness
Updates: Monday, Wednesday, & Friday



Description:
"...a webcomic openly ripping off Twisted Toyfare Theater from Toyfare Magazine. I use Godzilla Toys from my own extensive collection and rearrange them in compromising positions for your amusement."
-- Twisted Kaiju Theater

"Twisted Kaiju Theater or TKT is a humorous photo-based webcomic by Sean McGuinness... ...McGuinness poses and takes photos of figurines in his personal vinyl/action figure collection (most of which consist of Godzilla-based kaiju) in bizarre situations with added dialogue bubbles...

...one of the first and longest running photocomics ever produced...

The art of TKT is done by juxtaposing digital photgraphs of vinyl/action figures (mostly kaiju) into backgrounds (primarily generated from photos) and photoshopping various effects. This style has alternately been called photocollage, photocomics or fumetti...

The webcomic is set in the fictional land mass known as Neo-Monster Island, populated by the various types of kaiju, mecha, bionicle, comic/anime characters and aliens. The main cast consists of Shin-Goji and his friends the Toxic Pirates, who are loosely based on Sean McGuinness himself and his personal circle of friends, all portrayed by Super deformed (SD for short) figurines of Godzilla monsters. The remaining characters stem from a seemingly endless cast of figurines within McGuinness' collection, who make brief or reoccurring appearances."
-- Comixpedia


Monday, April 14, 2008

WEBCOMIC: Dresden Codak


Dresden Codak


Webcomic URL: http://www.dresdencodak.com/
Webcomic RSS feed: http://dresdencodak.com/rsspect.png

Artist/Author: Aaron Diaz
Updates: Irregular



Description:
"Dresden Codak is an illustrated celebration of science, death and human folly."
-- Dresden Codak

"Dresden Codak is a webcomic written and illustrated by Aaron Diaz. Described by Diaz as a "celebration of science, death and human folly," each comic generally focuses on a concept or theory from modern and postmodern philosophy, psychology, or science (particularly quantum physics). Concepts are presented with a surreal degree of reality, generally to the chagrin of its chief protagonist, Kimiko..."
-- Wikipedia

"Dresden Codak is a webcomic by Aaron Diaz updating weekly. The strip has been critically acclaimed for its mixture of professional art work, humor, experimental layout design and interest in obscure references and advanced scientific and philosophical theories..."
-- Comixpedia