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For the first two years, I geared my comic strip, Innies and Outties, more towards syndication, but the longer I worked on it, the longer the storylines got. What started off as a gag-a-day strip with storylines lasting one or two weeks centering on two characters, became a multi-character strip wit...

Don't spend that quarter all in one place. 8)

Nanda wrote:
Wha?! *head explodes*

I'd pay money to see that.

Count me in as another Batman with 71%.

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I didn't say I was desperate.

Personally, I wouldn't mind the free publicity.

Robbie wrote: I'm not so sure about that. You'd think a trailer would be a good indication of what the rest of the movie would be like.

Not always the case. Just look at the Star Wars Prequel trailers - good, solid trailers for poorly scripted, acted films.

Robbie wrote:I've heard..... er...... less-than-positive stuff about that film.

Nobody's seen it because it's not done yet, so anything you've heard is complete bunk and based on a one-minute trailer.

The Neko wrote: Oh, I don't care about the actual documentary. I was just saying "oh no" because of all the moronic drama it created.

The documentary didn't do it, people did. I found the whole discussion more amusing than moronic.

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lcachola wrote:He doesn't. Sebastien is the filmmaker. I'm the keenspace cartoonist on the panel.

Ah, sorry. I wasn't quite sure if the comic's name came before or after the creator's, so obviously I was wrong.

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The Neko wrote:Oh god. It's THAT documentary.

I think it's funny that a documentary no one has seen yet has already garnered enough buzz for everyone to have an opinion on what it's about. Heheh.

He doesn't. Sebastien is the filmmaker. I'm the keenspace cartoonist on the panel.

It's a discussion panel on July 14th at the San Diego Comic-Con in Room 3.

---------------------------------------------- ADVENTURES INTO DIGITAL COMICS COMIC CON PANEL ---------------------------------------------- On July 14, Top Two Three Films will have a panel at the San Diego Comic Con event. Here is the official text for the panel: 6:00-7:00 Adventures into Digital ...

JULY 21st CANCER: A CREATIVE INQUIRY http://www.cabaretvoltaire.org A very special evening featuring creative expression from artists with cancer, cancer survivors and those closely affected by the epidemic. WHO: Fashion Model and Ovarian Cancer Survivor Sharon Blynn ( http://www.baldisbeautiful.org...

Bill Watterson and Berke Breathed are my primary influences (and they show!), but you could also add a whole slew of other stuff as well - mostly Pinky and the Brain and a lot of film.

This one was a part of webcomics.com's 15th Toon Thing. Every 15th of the month, they have cartoonists work on a comic strip where you have to incorporate a given person, place and thing into a single comic strip. This was my third go at the event and my first attempt at a color edition of my comic ...

You're assuming we're all in school here...

Warren wrote: Well, I saw a few months of what was pulled down. Just have to start with what you've left. When I looked earlier, I hadn't gotten that far yet.

The good news is that there are still more than 130 strips to go through.