In late 2006, the satirical newspaper The Onion launched a comics page in its print edition (currently available free on newsstands in 10 metropolitan areas). I was thrilled to feature Wondermark on that page in every market, and for about two and a half years, the comic ran in 700,000 papers every week.
Now, however, the… Read more...
Anyone with a copy of Beards of our Forefathers has seen the 10 or so colored comics that it contains -- similar to this comic from a few months ago. They were tons of fun to make, and I planned to do the same for my next collection, Clever Tricks to Stave Off Death. But thanks to a… Read more...
My challenge to you: send a holiday card to a stranger from the phone book.
I was addressing our family's holiday cards this year, and I had a couple left over after my list was done. So I found the White Pages, opened to a random page, and found a couple's name and address. I wrote them a nice note… Read more...
Right-click the link to save. Enjoy!
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Also: Would your school newspaper like weekly Wondermark comics for free? They're yours for the asking! As before, the editor (or AN editor) of the paper should email me the following information:
1. Who you are and what school you're from
2. How many… Read more...
7/15/08 UPDATE: SCROLL DOWN FOR THE WINNERS!
"WHAT'S ALL THIS"
Around 1997, Wizard magazine ran a contest in partnership with the comics publisher Top Cow. They asked fans to create something to demonstrate their affinity for Top Cow. I remember that a "Witchblade opera" was one of the suggestions. But there were really no rules as to what it could be -- just something, anything at all, that said… Read more...
