DISCUSSION:
With comics making successful transitions to movies, will there ever be a webcomic movie? Examples of webcomics that could make good movies.
The Dish #42
draxenn
Posted on 2008-07-31 at 4:13 am EST
A couple of things.
1. Sorry about the sound quality. Although it seemed fine when recording, after export there was a bit of crackling and red-lining. Will fix for next podcast
2. Sorry about the delay. I forgot the file at home. :)
NEWS:
Information Architect Sean Tevis is running for State Representative in Kansas, and is making an xkcd style comic on his campaign.
Kevin Spacey announced a partnership with publisher Devil's Due
The Eisner Awards ceremony was last night in San Diego.
The Philadelphia City Paper issued an open invitation for artists to submit their comics for the paper’s Second Annual Comics Issue.
Submit your comic to:
comicsissue@citypaper.net
OR
Patrick Rapa
123 Chestnut Street, 3rd Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19106
French author Laurent Queyssi is currently seeking artists for several projects that have been approved by publishers.
DISCUSSIONS:(
Breaking the 4th wall. Is there ever a time that ti's appropriate? Should it ever be done? Can it be done well?
We also talk about endings in comics and motion pictures.
The Dish Episode 41
draxenn
Posted on 2008-07-23 at 7:18 am EST
NEWS:
We have a special guest with us tonight..you'll have to listen in to find out who!(ps, this person has never been on the dish before!!)
The order of the stick is releasing another compilation
Filk performer Tom Smith was hospitalized recently. There is a fundraiser going on to help him out while he's out of work. Nintendo says that they are no longer targetting their core gamer audiance through the E3.
COMIC REVIEW:
None this week
DISCUSSION:
I'll be totally honest, the dish really geeked out this week. Instead of discussing webcomics, we were naughty and talked about the video game industry both past and present.
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