Sentences with phrase «webcomics like»

But there are some good ones out there: Comic Chameleon is a webcomic aggregator that actually picks up popular webcomics like Questionable COntent, Girls with Slingshots and the like.

I think it would help all the companies if they would put out anthologies like Shonen Jump and Yen Plus, or webcomics like IKKI from VIZ..

Not exact matches

An even better exploration of what depression is like comes from Allie, the mastermind behind the webcomic Hyperbole and a Half wrote about her struggle with depression.

The Mr Nile Experiment is going to rubbing shoulders with a veritable passel of great webcomics in what sounds like an interesting sampling of our ever - growing scene.

Features include standard playback controls that look a bit like a webcomic interface — next, previous, first, and last buttons — as well as fullscreen mode, thumbnail views, an autoplay feature, gesture support for tablets, and social media sharing.

At the beginning, it sort of looked like he had discovered webcomics — ten years after the rest of us.

Think about if you bought a DELL computer, and DELL decided you couldn't access any yaoi manga, whether in webcomic form, off a site like DMP, on deviantart, or anywhere else.

Sometimes I feel like I on a completely different internet than most of comic fandom, like everyone else hasn't noticed the webcomic alley at the conventions getting bigger and bigger.

That sounds like a trick question, like who is buried in Grant's tomb — you read webcomics on the web, right?

I've been reading many long running webcomics for years that follow a traditional model, where you post it so many times a week or year, but unless people have access, like a wordpress site with add - ons for functionality, they might not know what to do.

Comics Greg Rucka reflects on the first full year of his webcomic Lady Sabre and the Pirates of the Ineffable Aether, and he has not only some thoughts on what he has learned but some advice for his readers: Stop buying comics you don't like.

In my opinion, the future of comics is a little bit of everything: print single issues, print collections (in a multitude of forms), libraries, ComiXology, publisher centric «streaming» outlets like Marvel Unlimited, webcomics, zines, whatever.

But most of my webcomics, like Dice With The Universe, that I'm doing at the moment, by the very nature of the project, I have to make it up week on week in Dice because I don't know what's going to happen until the audience roll dice at the end of each week.

«The idea was to take the unused, «sleeping» video game characters of our past and bring them back first with webcomics, and then — once they had gotten enough traction — expand into other media like web animation, games, and merchandise,» Cory Casoni, ShiftyLook's head of marketing, explained today on the website.

Drawing from a diverse pool of talent including established ShiftyLook creators like Ben McCool and Dean Haspiel; webcomic talent like «Penny Arcade» creators Jerry Holkins and Mike Krahulik; or even comic legends like Marv Wolfman, ShiftyLook has 30 different creative teams lined up to produce one strip for each year of the game's existence.

Kickstarter is something more used for smaller time things, like indie game, indie movies / series, Art (books, comics, webcomics), concept products or raising funds to complete products (like Ouya did) etc...

Especially if it's love for a sort of thing that couldn't otherwise get money from traditional sources, like interactive fiction or maybe hard - copy webcomic anthologies.