As part of
the ERIICA Project's research
studying fan behavior, faculty and student researchers conducted a
year-long series of interviews with comics professionals and fans at
conventions like Comic-Con 2007, Wizard World-Texas, Wonder-Con, and
Comic-Con 2008. As we sort through the interviews along with the
hundreds of surveys we collected, we'll report on excerpts from some
of these interviews, publishing them through the
Rocket Llama World Headquarters
ezine.
One of
the people we most wanted to interview was Blair Butler of the G4
television series Attack of the Show! because of Blair's unique position
as a professional fan. In her Fresh Ink segments and other
contributions to the program,
she gets to review comics, interview industry pros, and report on nerd
news for the TV audience. How many people have ever had a job like
that?
During a
break between interviews which Blair was conducting with
convention-goers at WonderCon, she let us interview her -- until her
sound guy had to interrupt (which we mention only so you'll understand
what happened to her last sentence).
We are endlessly grateful to Blair, as we
are to everyone whom we interviewed over the last year. Overall, our
year's experiences proved to be very informative, and we had a lot of
fun along the way.
FYI: Quotation marks on words mean Blair
gestured with finger-quotes when saying them, which seems trivial to
mention but we want you to know that we did not randomly decide
when she was speaking figuratively (nor were we reading her word
balloons at the time).
Blair interviews Batman . . .
. . . and then we interview Blair.
Thanks a million!
Blair: I think it's become more mainstream
actually. With movies like Fanboys and even Superbad which
celebrate the 'geek' culture, I think it becomes more of a fun thing to
dress up like a superhero or to be into 'cult' shows or programs or
comics. I think that's more acceptable in the mainstream, and part of
that is because Hollywood has begun licensing and adapting so many video
game and comic book properties.
ERIICA: Sometimes fans can be rude. How do you
personally respond to rude fans?
Blair: I'm really lucky because I've been
fortunate to meet nothing but nice people. I meet a lot of really cool,
mellow fans. Usually the only rude thing is if someone yells when you're
shooting, but I think that's more excitement than rudeness. People get
excited.
ERIICA: At this point in your career, when do you
find yourself acting like a fan?
Blair: You know, it's weird because this is like a
perfect example: I did an interview a little while ago with David
Duchovny and Gillian Anderson, which was really cool, but then I got
really shy when I had to interview Erik Larsen from The Savage Dragon.
So my inner nerd is definitely there, definitely strong.
ERIICA: You are a fan of many things. Is it
surreal to you that you yourself have fans?
Blair: Yes. (laughs) It is extremely
surreal. I certainly never anticipated that people would be interested .
. . (points to man suddenly crouching beside her leg) There's a guy changing my mic
pack! (laughs again)
ERIICA: Thank you so much.
Blair:Glad I
could help out. I'm lucky I get to be a professional nerd!
[edit] Argentina (historieta) Alack Sinner
by Carlos Sampayo (author) and José Antonio Muñoz (artist) Bárbara by
Ricardo Barreiro (author) and Juan Zanotto (artist) El Eternauta by
Héctor Germán Oesterheld (author) and Solano López (artist) Ernie Pike
by Héctor Germán Oesterheld (author) and Hugo Pratt (artist) Lúpin by
Guillermo Guerrero and Héctor Mario Sidoli Mafalda by Quino Nippur de
Lagash by Robin Wood (author) and various artists. Mort Cinder by Héctor
Germán Oesterheld (author) and Alberto Breccia (artist) Patoruzu by
Dante Quinterno El Cazador de Aventuras by Jorge Lucas [edit]
Belgium (stripverhaal, strip; bande dessinée, BD) Main Article: Belgian
comics Agent 212 by Raoul Cauvin (author) and Daniël Kox (artist)
Alpha by Youri Jigounov (artist) & P. Renard (author), later by Mythic
(author) Apocalypse Mania by Philippe Aymond (artist) and Laurent-Frédéric
Bollée (author) Bernard Prince by Greg (author) and Hermann (artist) Blagues
Coquines Blake and Mortimer by Edgar Pierre Jacobs Bobo by Paul
Deliège Boule et Bill by Jean Roba Bruno Brazil by William Vance and
Louis Albert (Greg) Buck Danny by Jean-Michel Charlier and Victor
Hubinon Les Cités Obscures by Benoit Peeters (author) and François
Schuiten (artist) Colonel Clifton, by Raymond Macherot, later by Jo-El
Azara, then by Turk & De Groot, then by Bédu, and currently by Rodrigue
Comanche by Greg (author) and Hermann (artist) Cubitus by Dupa
Dallas Barr by Haldeman (author) and Marvano (artist) Djinn by Jean
Dufaux (author) & Ana Mirallès (artist) Double Masque by Jean Dufaux
(author) & Jamar (artist) Les Eternels by Yann (author) & Felix Meynet
(artist) Gaston Lagaffe by André Franquin Giacomo C. by Jean Dufaux
(author) & Griffo (artist) Gil Jourdan by Maurice Tillieux (author and
artist) & Gos (artist) India Dreams by Maryse Charles (author) &
Jean-François Charles (artist) Insiders by Bartoll & Garreta I.R.$. by
Bernard Vrancken (artist) & Stephen Desberg (author) Jeremiah by Hermann
(artist) The Adventures of Jo, Zette and Jocko by Hergé Johan and
Peewit by Peyo Jommeke by Jef Nys Jugurtha by Jean-Luc Vernal (author)
and Hermann (artist) Kiekeboe by Merho Largo Winch by Philippe Francq
(artist) & Jean van Hamme (author) Léonard by Turk & De Groot Lucky
Luke by Morris Les Maîtres de l'Orge by Francis Vallès (artist) & Jean
van Hamme (author) Mélusine by Clarke (artist) & Gilson (author) Modeste
et Pompon by André Franquin Murena by Jean Dufaux (author) & Philippe
Delaby (artist) Natacha by François Walthéry Nero by Marc Sleen Niklos
Koda by Jean Dufaux (author) & Olivier Grenson (artist) Le Petit Spirou
by Tome & Janry Quick & Flupke (Quick et Flupke) by Hergé Le Rayon U
(The U Ray) by Edgar Pierre Jacobs Redbeard by Victor Hubinon De Rode
Ridder (Red Knight) by Willy Vandersteen Le Scorpion by Enrico Marini
(artist) & Stephen Desberg (author) Le Scrameustache by Gos (artist) &
Walt (author) The Smurfs (Les Schtroumpfs) by Peyo Soda by Philippe
Tome (author), Luc Warnant (artist) and Bruno Gazzotti (artist). Suske
en Wiske (also called Spike and Suzy, Bob & Bobette or Willy and Wanda')
by Willy Vandersteen Spirou et Fantasio by (in chronological order) Rob-Vel,
Jijé, André Franquin, Pierre Fournier, Raoul Cauvin (author) and Nic Broca
(artist), Yves Chaland, Tome and Janry, and Morvan (author) and Munuera
(artist) (currently) Steven Strong (Benoit Brisefer) by Peyo The
Adventures of Tintin by Hergé Thorgal by Jean van Hamme (author) and
Grzegorz Rosinski (artist) Les Tours de Bois-Maury by Hermann Les
Tuniques Bleues by Raoul Cauvin (author) and Lambil (artist) La
vengeance du comte Skarbek by Grzegorz Rosinski (artist) & Yves Sente
(author) Le Vieux Nick et Barbe-Noir by Marcel Remacle XIII by Jean
van Hamme (author) and William Vance (artist) Yakari by Job (author) &
Derib (artist) Yoko Tsuno by Roger Leloup Zig et Puce by Greg,
creation by Alain Saint-Ogan [edit] Brazil (gibi, história em
quadrinhos) 10 Pãezinhos by Fábio Moon & Gabriel Bá Jimmy Five (Cebolinha)
by Maurício de Sousa Chiclete com Banana by Arnaldo Angeli Filho Piratas
do Tietê by Laerte Coutinho Geraldão by Glauco Villas-Boas Níquel
Náusea by Fernando Gonsales Transubstanciação by Lourenço Mutarelli
Monica's Gang (Turma da Mônica) by Maurício de Sousa [edit] Canada
Arbalet by André Pijet Captain Canuck Cerebus the Aardvark by Dave Sim
with Gerhard Dirty Plotte Drawn and Quarterly Les Cantons – Rondel
et Baton à la conquête du Saladier d'argent by André Pijet Le Tour du
Québec en BD Louis Riel New Triumph Night Life Northguard Peep
Show Palookaville Scott Pilgrim by Bryan Lee O'Malley Thieves &
Kings by Mark Oakley To Be Announced[disambiguation needed] The True
North The True North II Underwater Yummy Fur [edit] Chile
Condorito by René Rios (Pepo) [edit] China (manhua) See: List of
manhua [edit] Côte d'Ivoire Magie Noire by Gilbert G. Groud
[edit] Croatia Mister Mačak [edit] Egypt Samir Middle East
Heroes [edit] Finland (sarjakuvat) Kramppeja ja Nyrjähdyksiä Mämmilä
by Tarmo Koivisto Praedor by Petri Hiltunen Punaniska by Harri "Wallu"
Vaalio Viivi & Wagner by Jussi "Juba" Tuomola [edit] France (bande
dessinée, BD, bédés) 120 Rue de la Gare and Brouillard au pont de Tolbiac
by Léo Malet (author) and Jacques Tardi (artist) Adèle Blanc-Sec by
Jacques Tardi Agatha Christie by François Rivière (author) and
Jean-François Miniac (artist) Anibal Cinq by Alejandro Jodorowsky,
Manuel Moro and Georges Bess Asterix and Obelix by René Goscinny
(author) and Albert Uderzo (artist and author) Blueberry by Jean-Michel
Charlier (author) and Jean Giraud (artist) Castaka written by Alejandro
Jodorowsky, artwork by Das Pastoras La Caste des Méta-Barons written by
Alejandro Jodorowsky, artwork by Juan Gimenez Dungeon written by Lewis
Trondheim and Joann Sfar, drawn by Lewis Trondheim, Joann Sfar,
Christopher Blain, Manu Larcenet, Phillipe Bercovici, Andréas, Blanquet,
Boulet ... Fanfoué des Pnottas by Félix Meynet Frantico by Frantico L'Incal
by Alejandro Jodorowsky and Jean Giraud Iznogoud by René Goscinny
(author) and Jean Tabary (artist and author) Juan Solo by Alejandro
Jodorowsky and Georges Bess Lone Sloane by Philippe Druillet The
spiffy adventures of McConey (original title: Lapinot) by Lewis Trondheim
Michel Vaillant by Jean Graton, later by Philippe Graton Monsieur Jean
by Charles Dupuy and Philippe Berberian Oumpah-pah by René Goscinny
(author) and Albert Uderzo (artist) Pyrénée by Régis Loisel (author) and
Philippe Sternis (artist) Rahan by Roger Lécureux (author) and André
Chéret (artist) Roach Killer by B. Legrand (author) and Jacques Tardi
(artist) Titeuf by Zep Valérian and Laureline by Pierre Christin
(author) and Jean-Claude Mézières (artist) Zig et Puce by Alain Saint-Ogan,
later revived by Greg [edit] Germany (Band) Fix und Foxi created by
Rolf Kauka Das kleine Arschloch by Walter Moers Mosaik created by
Hannes Hegen Nick Knatterton created by Manfred Schmidt Sigurd by
Hansrudi Wäscher Various gay comics by Ralf König Werner by Brösel
[edit] India Main article: Indian comics Amar Chitra Katha by India
Book House Asura Analogues by Virgin Comics Bankelal published by Raj
Comics Batul The Great Billoo Bombaby the Screen Goddess published
by Save Labour Graphics Bheriya published by Raj Comics Bhokal
published by Raj Comics Chacha Chaudhary by Pran, published by Diamond
Comics Chandamama - the oldest Indian comic Corridor by Sarnath
Banerjee Detective Moochwala created by Ajit Ninan Devi published by
Virgin Comics Doga published by Raj Comics End of Story published by
Virgin Comics Gamraj published by Raj Comics Gardhab Das created by
Neelabh and Jayanto Handa Bhonda India Authentic by Virgin Comics
Krishna by India Book House Mahabharata by India Book House Nagraj
published by Raj Comics one of the most popular indigenous comic books Nonte
Phonte Parmanu published by Raj Comics Ramayana by India Book House
Ramayana Reborn published by Virgin Comics Seven Brothers by Virgin
Comics Shakti by Raj Comics Snakewoman published by Virgin Comics
Spider-Man: India published by Gotham Entertainment Group Super
Commando Dhruva published by Raj Comics The Sadhu published by Virgin
Comics Tinkle by India Book House Tiranga published by Raj Comics Vimanarama
by Vertigo [edit] Israel Zbeng! by Uri Fink [edit] Italy Alan
Ford by Max Bunker (author) and Magnus (artist) Calavera by Enrico
Teodorani and Joe Vigil Il Gioco ("Click") by Milo Manara Cocco Bill
by Benito Jacovitti, Corto Maltese by Hugo Pratt Diabolik by Angela e
Luciana Giussani Djustine by Enrico Teodorani Druuna by Serpieri
Dylan Dog by Tiziano Sclavi Fort Wheeling by Hugo Pratt Giuseppe
Bergman by Milo Manara Jesuit Joe by Hugo Pratt Julia by Giancarlo
Berardi (writer) Ken Parker by Giancarlo Berardi (writer) and Ivo
Milazzo (artist) Kriminal by Max Bunker and Magnus Magico Vento by
Gianfranco Manfredi (writer) Martin Mystere by Alfredo Castelli (author)
and Giancarlo Alessandrini (artist) Milady nel 3000 by Magnus Morgan
by Hugo Pratt RanXerox by Tanino Liberatore and Stefano Tamburini
Rat-Man by Leo Ortolani Satanik by Max Bunker and Magnus Lo
Sconosciuto ("The Specialist") by Magnus The Scorpions of the Desert (Gli
scorpioni del deserto) by Hugo Pratt Sergeant Kirk by Hugo Pratt Tex
Willer by G.L.Bonelli (author) and Aurelio Galleppini (artist) La Bionda
(The Blonde) by Franco Saudelli Valentina by Guido Crepax Wheela by
Enrico Teodorani Zagor by Sergio Bonelli [edit] Japan (manga) See
list of manga. Many anime television series and films have accompanying
manga; see also anime. [edit] Korea (manhwa) See List of manhwa.
[edit] Kuwait Teshkeel Comics The 99 [edit] Mexico (historieta or
monitos) Los Agachados by Rius La familia Burrón by Gabriel Vargas Kalimán
Karmatron by Oscar Gonzalez Loyo Los Supermachos by Rius Ultrapato
by Edgar Delgado [edit] The Netherlands (stripverhaal) Agent 327 by
Martin Lodewijk Dirk-Jan by Mark Retera Eric De Noorman by Hans G.
Kresse De Familie Doorzon by Gerrit De Jager De Generaal by Peter de
Smet Gilles de Geus by Hanco Kolk & Peter de Wit Heinz by Eddie De
Jong en René Windig Jan, Jans en de Kinderen by Jan Kruis Sigmund by
Peter De Wit Storm by Don Lawrence (artist) Tom Puss (Tom Poes) by
Marten Toonder [edit] Norway (tegneserier) M by Mads Eriksen Nemi
by Lise Myhre Pondus by Frode Øverli [edit] Poland (komiks) Funky
Koval by Maciej Parowski, Jacek Rodek (authors), and Boguslaw Polch
(artist) Janosik by Tadeusz Kwiatkowski and prof. Jerzy Skarzynski
(artist) Kajtek i Koko and Kajko i Kokosz by Janusz Christa Kapitan
Kloss by Andrzej Zbych and Mieczyslaw Wisniewski Na co dybie w
wielorybie czubek nosa Eskimosa by Tadeusz Baranowski Pilot smiglowca by
Witold Jarkowski (author) and Grzegorz Rosinski (artist) Przygody Kleksa
by Szarlota Pawel Tytus, Romek i A'tomek by Henryk Chmielewski
[edit] Spain (historieta or tebeo) 13, Rue del Percebe by Francisco
Ibañez 7, Rebolling Street by Francisco Ibañez Anacleto, agente
secreto by Manuel Vázquez Bogey by Antonio Segura (story) and Leopoldo
Sanchez (artist) El botones Sacarino by Francisco Ibañez Burton & Cyb
by Antonio Segura (story) and José Ortiz (artist) El Capitán Trueno by
Víctor Mora (author) and Ambrós (artist) Carpanta by José Escobar
Saliente Chicha, Tato y Clodoveo by Francisco Ibañez Cicca Dum-Dum by
Carlos Trillo (story) and Jordi Bernet (artist) Clara del Noche by
Carlos Trillo & Eduardo Maicas (story) and Jordi Bernet (artist) El
Corsario de Hierro by Victor Mora and Ambrós Curro Córner by Ozelui Deliranta
Rococó by Martz Schmidt El doctor Cataplasma by Martz Schmidt Doña
Urraca by Jorge, later: Jordi Bernet, Martz Schmidt Eva Medusa by
Antonio Segura (story) and Ana Miralles (artist) La familia Trapisonda
by Francisco Ibañez Fanhunter by Cels Piñol Frank Cappa by Manfred
Sommer Goomer by Ricardo Martinez (story) and Nacho Moreno (artist) El
Guerrero del Antifaz by Manuel Gago García Las hermanas Gilda by Manuel
Vázquez (creator) and others Hombre by Antonio Segura (story) and José
Ortiz (artist) Iberia Inc. by Rafael Marín and Carlos Pacheco (writers)
and Rafa Fronteriz and Jesús Yugo (artists). El Jabato by Víctor Mora
(author) and Francisco Darnís (artist) Juan el Largo by Antonio Segura
(story) and José Ortiz (artist) Kraken by Antonio Segura (story) and
Jordi Bernet (artist) Mirlowe y Violeta by Raf Morgan by Antonio
Segura (story) and José Ortiz (artist) Mortadelo y Filemón by Francisco
Ibañez Orka by Antonio Segura (story) and Luis Bermejo (artist) Paracuellos
by Carlos Giménez La Parejita by Manel Fontdevila Pepe Gotera y Otilio
by Francisco Ibañez Petra, criada para todo by José Escobar Saliente
El profesor Tragacanto y su clase que es de espanto by Martz Schmidt Pulgarcito
by Jan El repórter Tribulete by Guillermo Cifré Rigoberto Picaporte,
solterón de mucho porte by Roberto Segura Rompetechos by Francisco
Ibañez Sarvan by Antonio Segura and Jordi Bernet Seguridasosiá by
Maikel Sir Tim O'Theo by Raf Superlópez by Jan Torpedo by Enrique
Sánchez Abulí (author) and Jordi Bernet (artist) Zipi y Zape by José
Escobar Saliente [edit] Serbia Cat Claw Kobra Tarzan (Serbian
Version) Billy the Spit Technotise Generation Tesla Faktor 4
[edit] Sweden (tecknade serier) Arne Anka by Charlie Christensen Bamse
by Rune Andréasson Blammo by Johan Wanloo Felix by Jan Lööf Ratte by
Magnus Knutsson Rocky by Martin Kellerman Ensamma mamman by Cecilia
Torudd Socker Conny by Joakim Pirinen [edit] United Arab Emirates
Majid [edit] United Kingdom See also: British comics [edit] DC
Thomson The Beano Bullet Commando The Dandy Fireball Warlord
[edit] Other children's anthology comics Buster Cor!! The Eagle
Lion Scream! Tiger Valiant Victor Whizzer and Chips [edit]
Other 2000 AD The Adventures of Luther Arkwright and The Tale of One
Bad Rat by Bryan Talbot From Hell by Alan Moore (author) and Eddie
Campbell (artist) Night Warrior Marshal Law by Pat Mills and Kevin
O'Neill Trigan Empire by Don Lawrence V for Vendetta by Alan Moore
(author) and David Lloyd (artist) Viz comic Warrior Where's Wally?
series by Martin Handford Amazatron [edit] Classic newspaper strips
Andy Capp Fred Basset The Gambols Modesty Blaise Oor Wullie The
Perishers Rupert Bear [edit] United States Abstract Studio
Strangers In Paradise by Terry Moore AC Comics Femforce by Bill Black
(and others). Agon Printing Production Muckle by Nate Speed. Nate
Speed by Nate Speed. Ostrich, Hippo & Jesus on Grass by Ryan Wells.
The Little Wolf and the Bad Little Girl by Nate Speed. Antarctic
Press Gold Digger written and drawn by Fred Perry Twilight X by Joe
Wight Ninja High School by Ben Dunn(and others). Warrior Nun Areala
Dragon Arms The Science Fair Mighty Tiny Weapons File Pose File
Battle Girls Twilight X Storm MetaDocs written by Joeming Dunn,MD
and illustrated by Rod Espinosa. Basement Comics Cavewoman by Budd
Root DC Comics see List of DC Comics publications. Dark Horse
The American Billi 99 by Sarah Byam and Tim Sale Concrete by Paul
Chadwick Dark Horse Presents, an anthology series Ghost Ghost in the
Shell by Masamune Shirow The Goon Groo the Wanderer by Sergio Aragones
and Mark Evanier Hellboy by Mike Mignola Sin City by Frank Miller
Space Usagi by Stan Sakai Usagi Yojimbo by Stan Sakai Devil's Due
Demon Wars Dragonlance: Chronicles Forgotten Realms: The Dark Elf
Trilogy Forgotten Realms: Icewind Dale Trilogy Family Guy G.I. Joe
various G.I. Joe Sigma 6 G.I. Joe v. Transformers HACK/slash Nightwolf
Sheena, Queen of the Jungle EC Comics see List of EC Comics
publications. Eclipse Comics Crossfire by Mark Evanier and Dan
Spiegle Dirty Pair The DNAgents by Mark Evanier and Will Meugniot
Dr. Watchstop Fusion Masked Man Scout by Timothy Truman The
Weasel Patrol Evil Twin Comics Action Philosophers Fantagraphics
Books Acme Novelty Library by Chris Ware Eightball by Daniel Clowes
Frank by Jim Woodring Hate by Peter Bagge Love and Rockets by Jaime
Hernandez and Gilbert Hernandez Naughty Bits by Roberta Gregory
Palestine by Joe Sacco First Comics American Flagg by Howard
Chaykin Badger by Mike Baron and Jeff Butler GrimJack by John
Ostrander and Timothy Truman Jon Sable Freelance by Mike Grell Nexus
by Mike Baron and Steve Rude Warp Gilberton Publications Classics
Illustrated Harris Comics Cyberfrog Pantha Vampirella Harvey
Comics Casper the Friendly Ghost Joe Palooka Mutt and Jeff Sad
Sack Image Comics Ant created by Mario Gully The Crow (remake
series) The Darkness created by Marc Silvestri and Garth Ennis The
Maxx created by Sam Kieth Savage Dragon created by Erik Larsen Spawn
created by Todd McFarlane Java Monkey Productions DoomSqueaks
Jester Press Night Manuscript Press Comics Revue Modesty
Blaise Quarterly Marvel Comics see List of Marvel Comics
publications. New England Comics The Tick Paul the Samurai
Man-Eating Cow Chainsaw Vigilante Pacific Comics Alien Worlds
Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers Groo the Wanderer Ms.
Mystic The Rocketeer Rog-2000 Starslayer Twisted Tales Renegade
Comics Holiday Out Ms. Tree normalman by Jim Valentino Open
Season by Jim Bricker Wordsmith Shanda Fantasy Arts Albedo
Anthropomorphics by Steve Gallacci Shanda The Panda by Mike Curtis
Slave Labor Comics Johnny the Homicidal Maniac by Jhonen Vasquez
Milk & Cheese by Evan Dorkin Valiant Comics Archer and Armstrong Armorines
Bloodshot Eternal Warrior H.A.R.D. Corps Harbinger Magnus Robot
Fighter Ninjak Psi Lords Quantum and Woody Rai Second Life of
Dr. Mirage Shadowman Solar Man of the Atom Turok Dinosaur Hunter
Unity X-O Manowar [edit] Others Airboy by Charles Biro Akiko by
Mark Crilley American Splendor by Harvey Pekar Apathy Kat by Harold
Buchholz Astro City by Kurt Busiek Beyond the Veil by Rick Law Big
Bang Comics by Gary Carlson & Chris Ecker Bone by Jeff Smith Buster
the Amazing Bear by Tommy Yune Cherry Poptart by Larry Welz Comics
Revue edited by Rick Norwood The Crow by James O'Barr Curbside by
Robert Kirby Devil Water by Steven Barr A Distant Soil by Colleen
Doran Elfquest by Wendy and Richard Pini (moved to DC Comics in 2003)
Finder by Carla Speed McNeil Funnyman by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster
(Magazine Enterprises 1948) Girl Genius by Phil Foglio Gold Digger by
Fred Perry Hepcats by Martin Wagner Mac Hall by Matthew Boyd Megatokyo
by Fred Gallagher and Rodney Caston Misspent Youths by David Lee
Ingersoll Oh Yeah! Cartoons & Comics (Nicktoons Comics anthology series)
Omaha the Cat Dancer by Reed Waller and Kate Worley Optic Nerve by
Adrian Tomine Pakkins' Land by Gary Shipman and Rhoda Shipman Poison
Elves by Drew Hayes Ralph Snart by Marc Hansen Sam & Max by Steve
Purcell Starchild by James A. Owen Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles by
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Uptown Girl by Bob Lipski Xxxenophile by Phil Foglio Zot! by Scott
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Webcomic features include the science fiction fantasy epic "Vivian," the
quirky comedy humor of "Exploding Chihuahua" (or Chihuahuah when Mark
forgets how to spell), the delights of "Manic Expressions," the masterpieces
of "Mark and Greg's Best Comics Yet," and so much more. Rated for teens and
older. . Creators have presented their work at Internation Comic-Con Comicon
International in San Diego, California, with Danny Fingeroth (The Amazing
Spider-Man, Dazzler, Superman on the Couch, Disguised as Clark Kent), and
WonderCon Wonder-Con in San Francisco, California, as part of the Comics
Arts Conference a.k.a. Comic Arts Conference; and Wizard World Texas, the
Wizard World University Texas academic meetings in Arlington, Texas, near
Six Flags Over Texas, with Phil Hester (Green Arrow and Clerks with Kevin
Smith), Jason Henderson (The Sword of Dracula, Dracula Wars #1), Ben
Templesmith (30 Days of Night with Steve Niles, Fell), Jacen Burrows
(Crossed with Warren Ellis, Garth Ennis), Ethan Van Sciver (Green Lanter).
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Alley Oop • Arlo and
Janis • Betty • Big Nate • The Born Loser • Brevity • The Buckets •
Cow and Boy • Diesel Sweeties • Dilbert • Drabble • F Minus •
Ferd'nand • Frank & Ernest • Frazz • Get Fuzzy • Go Fish • Graffiti •
Grand Avenue • The Grizzwells • Health Capsules • Herman • The Humble
Stumble • Jump Start • Kid City • Kidspot • Kit 'N' Carlyle • Lola •
Luann • Marmaduke • Moderately Confused • Monty • Nancy • 9 Chickweed
Lane • Off The Mark • Over The Hedge • Peanuts • Pearls Before Swine •
Reality Check • Ripley's Believe It or Not! • Rose Is Rose • Rudy Park
• Secret Asian Man • Shortcuts • Soup To Nutz • Spot The Frog • Tarzan
• Uncle Art's Funland • WorldWho is Rocket Llama? "The world's oldest
webcomic - since 1916." Tongue-in-cheek adventures of a high-flying
llama, a loud-mouthed cat, and a rocket as loyal as a cowboy hero's
horse. All ages. Other content for most ages: Ground Crew rants and
raves on popular culture, movies, television, comic books, video
games, World of Warcraft expansion pack Wrath of the Lich King; Action
Chick flick movie reviews (First Blood, Rambo II, Rambo II, John
Rambo, Diehard, Tropic Thunder) and NBC TV Heroes spoilers); and
Marko's Corner with comics and cartoon art. Of Wonder
