roarlivia altered a Galaxy Express 999 book!! 

24 Feb 2012 / Reblogged from roarlivia with 20 notes

Sketch and the screentone (Taken with instagram)

Sketch and the screentone (Taken with instagram)

23 Feb 2012 / 2 notes

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Edisys HQ-43B, reprinting SF #1

Haw haw haw harveyjames: Facts About Cartoonists, 1914

Haw haw haw

harveyjames:

Facts About Cartoonists, 1914

21 Feb 2012 / Reblogged from comicbookalex with 322 notes

Sunday Strip on Flickr. I made this 2 years ago. Before Ace was Space Fleet Scientific Foundation Special Forces leader, he was just a regular international secret agent on a bike.

Sunday Strip on Flickr.

I made this 2 years ago. Before Ace was Space Fleet Scientific Foundation Special Forces leader, he was just a regular international secret agent on a bike.

True Comedy Comes From Character “Part of the fun of setting up a really strong character in the audience’s mind is that then you can also create situations that the audience sees before your character does and the audience now knows the character so well that they already know how the character will react. Then the audience has the fun comedic tension of waiting for the character to realize what they already know and the audience is already imaging how the character will react.” Mark Kennedy writes another great post about storytelling, this time about characters and humor. Not only is Mark really smart and really good at what he does, but he explains it in writing very well. If you’re an artist/cartoonist/storyteller then I strongly recommend his blog, Temple of the Seven Golden Camels.

True Comedy Comes From Character

“Part of the fun of setting up a really strong character in the audience’s mind is that then you can also create situations that the audience sees before your character does and the audience now knows the character so well that they already know how the character will react. Then the audience has the fun comedic tension of waiting for the character to realize what they already know and the audience is already imaging how the character will react.”

Mark Kennedy writes another great post about storytelling, this time about characters and humor. Not only is Mark really smart and really good at what he does, but he explains it in writing very well. If you’re an artist/cartoonist/storyteller then I strongly recommend his blog, Temple of the Seven Golden Camels.

Most eligible bachelors in NYC, 1974, top of the list: “Charles Addams, cartoonist”

Most eligible bachelors in NYC, 1974, top of the list:

“Charles Addams, cartoonist”

“SF leader Ace and newest SFSFSF member Hupa Dupa, whose parents were killed by terrorist space pirates during a surprise attack on Earth, are on a mission to find Admiral Condor Stechschulte inside Planet D, the dark & labyrinthian mineral resource of the Space Fringes, inhabited by weird slime tube aliens and controlled by a deep-mining mega-corporation of space smugglers - enemies to SF and allies of the Pirates…” SF#2, coming soon.

“SF leader Ace and newest SFSFSF member Hupa Dupa, whose parents were killed by terrorist space pirates during a surprise attack on Earth, are on a mission to find Admiral Condor Stechschulte inside Planet D, the dark & labyrinthian mineral resource of the Space Fringes, inhabited by weird slime tube aliens and controlled by a deep-mining mega-corporation of space smugglers - enemies to SF and allies of the Pirates…”

SF#2, coming soon.

I Will Now Summarize The Worst Kind Of Conversation

dcpierson:

“I’m so smart!”

“No, I’m so smart!”

8 Feb 2012 / Reblogged from dcpierson with 37 notes

Super Star Wars!

weaponsmith answered your question:

star war?s or tremors, hah!

smolderblunder answered your question:

looks kind of like super return of the jedi when you’re just flipping and shooting tons of monsters in the desert

Ding ding ding! Yeah it’s the part where Luke is just jumping & shooting hundreds of critters with a blaster. This game was so difficult! I could beat this level but not level 2.

Can you guess what video game this comic is about?

Can you guess what video game this comic is about?

4 Feb 2012 / 7 notes

Oh, jeez, I did one more, too! This is an interview with NOVI MAGAZINE (a new Tumblr for us to follow, by the way). Okay I’m gonna hide under my bed covers now.  novicomics: CULTURAL EXCHANGE: AN INTERVIEW WITH RYAN CECIL SMITH “I probably learned the most visually from ‘Ninja Turtles.’ My early drawings— I would do comics when I was really little. I knew then, but [especially] when I look at them now I go, ‘this is totally Ninja Turtles.’ The humor, the Ninja Turtles way of talking.”

Oh, jeez, I did one more, too! This is an interview with NOVI MAGAZINE (a new Tumblr for us to follow, by the way). Okay I’m gonna hide under my bed covers now. 

novicomics:

CULTURAL EXCHANGE: AN INTERVIEW WITH RYAN CECIL SMITH

“I probably learned the most visually from ‘Ninja Turtles.’ My early drawings— I would do comics when I was really little. I knew then, but [especially] when I look at them now I go, ‘this is totally Ninja Turtles.’ The humor, the Ninja Turtles way of talking.”

1 Feb 2012 / Reblogged from novicomics with 33 notes / self-promotion please don't mind! 

Mark P. Hensel interviewed me

“I haven’t used any digital steps in my comics for the last 3 years, with maybe 1 or 2 exceptions. I am not analog “on principle,” but it fits the way I work and the tools I have. In fact I don’t even like scanning my work, because I think I have a crappy scanner! If I was confident in my technological capabilities, I would use a computer more often.”

New stamps at the Post Office, I’m gonna buy a lot!

New stamps at the Post Office, I’m gonna buy a lot!

Good information in English from the Deleter catalogue. Thank you!

Good information in English from the Deleter catalogue. Thank you!