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I wanted to let everyone know that I am now hard at work on our first printed product: The Tuttles Collection by Sam White. Now that I have the layout templates set up, it should take no time to crank the first volume out. will take weeks of back-breaking labor. Right now we’re awaiting some input from the author/writer, before I completely immerse myself into the project. When this is ready, I encourage everyone to buy it. Not just so we’ll make a buttload of money, but because I’ve really enjoyed what I’ve been reading. Editing these collections is my first chance to read some of his older strips. Today, I came across this Burt Cottage strip of his which cracked me up:
So make sure you visit his site at Tuttles.net and BUY HIS BOOKS! THIS I COMMAND!
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I came across this webcomic a few weeks ago and it is the CUTEST THING EVER!!!
I won’t go too indepth with a description because you need to go read it from the beginning, anyway! But basically, two plush puppies, Nemu and Anpan are brought to life by two little girls named Kana and Anise apparently using a magic lamp. Much comedy and cuteness follows! If you like Hamtaro, you will love Nemu-Nemu! I started reading the archives and I couldn’t go to bed until I finished. It is sweet and heartwarming. This is the first webcomic I actually felt compelled to donate to, and so I did! And so should you! This I command!
Continuing a proud tradition of exciting covers that have almost nothing to do with what’s going on inside! This is something of an homage to the original Marvel Transformers Issue 5 cover with a beautifully-painted Shockwave standing in front of a wall where he has just carved “Are All Dead” directly underneath the “Transformers” Logo. This was a striking visual, whether you are 5 or 35 and remains one of my favorite comic covers to this day. I think it also has a lot to do with the bad-ass mytique Shockwave has built up over the years and is a great contributing factor to him being such a fan favorite. As you may notice this is the same comic is homaged again when Jayce is reading it later in the issue.
