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mindpollution.org - 3/24/2009

Webcomics Weekend Wrap-Up & Photos

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Day Two of Webcomics Weekend was a bit more relaxed than Day One , with a few big events worth calling out here. Sunday kicked off at a far more merciful hour (noon), which was a smart bit of planning that accounted for the late hour everyone wandered out of the Eastworks complex the ...

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mindpollution.org - 3/23/2009

Webcomics Weekend, Day One-ish In Review

— mindpollution.org — 100_0723 My first official day of Webcomic Weekend began with a missed wakeup call (or three), but... managed to find its stride and, to push the race metaphor, finish strong in the end. Some thoughts from Day One: - I found myself explaining a few times ... (more) Webcomics Weekend, Day One-ish In Review

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webcomicsweekend.com - 3/17/2009

The New England Webcomics Weekend 2009 - March 20-22 » Schedule

— webcomicsweekend.com — Saturday The Floor opens at 11. Registration opens @ 10. Room A 12:30-1:30 PM - Print vs.... Web vs. a Bear The age-old debate, finally addressed by a panel of industry know-it-alls. 1:30-2:30 PM - Designing Memorable Webcomics T-shirts A Q featuring ... (more) The New England Webcomics Weekend 2009 - March 20-22 ...

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publishersweekly.com - 3/25/2009

First New England Webcomics Weekend a Big Success - 3/24/2009 11:19:00 AM

— publishersweekly.com — This story originally appeared in PW Comics Week March 24, 2009 Sign up now! by David Gallaher... -- Publishers Weekly, 3/24/2009 11:19:00 AM Creators, hobbyists, and the intellectually curious came from across the country to participate in Webcomics ... (more) First New England Webcomics Weekend a Big Success - ...

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Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 3/24/09
THE BEAT — ... a bit for each comic. I’d say 50 hours a week, because that’s probably average. I should say I did send hundreds of hours drawing, re-drawing, or reconceptualizing an idea. It was very time consuming. I’m one of those guys who, when working on a project, doesn’t really stop working on it until it’s done. From week to week, it was very grueling to get to the point where I could be at peace with a strip. Event coverage: § Rick Marshall presents his Webcomics Weekend Wrap-Up § And TUAW recaps the The “comics on handhelds” ...

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Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources - Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment — ... Conventions | Pablo Defendini, Rick Marshall, Gary Tyrrell and Rick Marshall again (this time for MTV’s Splash Page) offer more reports from last weekend’s New England Webcomics Weekend. Digital comics | TUAW covers the “Comics on Handhelds” panel at South by Southwest Interactive, which tackled, among other things, issues of lettering and format. “What we need to concentrate on is making the comic an enjoyable experience for the reader and not just a ...

ComicMix Quick Picks - March 24, 2009
ComicMix — Man, we are so behind... busy busy busy here. Some items from the past few days to tide you over: The "comics on handhelds" panel at SXSW, covered by ComicMix contributor Chris Ullrich for one of the thirteen other blogs he writes for. And speaking of ComicMix contributors past and present, Rick Marshall made it up to the Webcomics Weekend and covered it heavily. Quote of the day, from John Rogers: There are two novels that can ...