Over 7,000 hits in its first two days! Off to a great start, this looks certain to pass the Screen Team Show’s previous YouTube best, which had Greyson Chance singing “Better Than Bieber.”
Action Flick Chick Katrina Hill has gotten inundated with requests to do pics as Slave Leia for the last two years, but she never […]
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Thursday, July 22

Fri, Jul 09, 07:35PM
10:30-12:00 Comics Arts Conference Session #1: Comics in the Classroom— Lisa Vizcarra (Carquinez Middle School) explores the pedagogy for creating a middle school biology curriculum based on the book Becoming Batman by E. Paul Zehr, who will join the discussion. Kathy Hall (El Camino College) gives an overview of techniques […]
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The Shaman.
“The spirits surround us, guide us, and hold all the knowledge of the world!”
The Shaman is a leader, built around bolstering his allies and bringing out their full potential. They’re a mystical class built around primal powers, and are a good class for supporting and healing a party.
Class features:
Companion Spirit. Each shaman completes his […]
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FRIDAY, JULY 23
11:30-1:00 Comics Arts Conference Session #6: Digital Comics— Nick Langley (Rocket Llama) gives a brief history of webcomics and evaluates online economic experiments from subscriptions to micropayments – with Brock Heasley (Super Fogeys, Zuda Comics’ Monsterplex).
2:00-3:30 Comics Arts Conference Session #8: Where Are the Action Chicks?— Katrina Hill (ActionFlickChick.com), Jill Pantozzi (MTV Splash […]
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I’m getting ready to do a panel at Comic-Con later this month to discuss Batman’s crimefighting partnerships. Last year Dr. Robin Rosenberg and I got to discuss the psychopathy of the Joker with creator Jerry Robinson, “The Laughing Fish” author Steve Englehart, The Dark Knight executive producer Michael Uslan, and TV’s original Batman himself, Adam […]
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Zuda Comics, DC Comics’ webcomic line built on the last couple of years’ worth of monthly competitions in which hopeful creators fought it out to see who’d win the vote and get contracts to produce another year’s worht of comics, is gone. Zip! It was there and then it was not. No fanfare, no forewarning, the website […]
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