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Famous Photos, Lego edition

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Keef Knight? Moderate?

Not "moderate" like that ... like "moderator."

 

12:00 Indie Cartoonist Survival Guide: Part 3—Cartoonist Keith Knight moderates this panel (in its third appearance at APE), featuring a lineup of successful independent creators who share their stories, methods, techniques, trials, and tribulations concerning making a living as a so-called Indie Cartoonist. Shannon Wheeler (I Thought You Would Be Funnier), Dan Cooney (Dan Cooney Art), Andy Ristaino (Adventure Time), and Rebecca Sugar (Pug Davis) all chime in.

 

Go APE!


Lost Side of Suburbia joins FunBrain!

Gocomics' own "Lost Side of Suburbia" is now on Funbrain! Funbrain is the site that launched the hits "The Diary of a Wimpy Kid" and "Poptropica," and Kory Merritt's spooky narrative is the latest addition to the site.

Read "Lost Side of Suburbia" on GoComics, and congratulations to Kory!

BALDO HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH GUEST ARTISTS

http://www.gocomics.com/baldo/2011/09/11

www.gocomics.com/baldo/2011/09/18

http://bit.ly/ntXGjw 

Let's take the last day of September to look back at Baldo's Hispanic Heritage Months guest artist program. 

I may not be of Hispanic Heritage but these still resonated with me. Especially the 9/18 Sunday strip where Isis Rodriguez reminds us that being cool & sexy is a high perfomance sport, because I've been living my life with that mantra playing over in over in my head since the first time I walked into a discotheque and did the robot dance. 

-JG

How all red sox fans must be feeling today

Singularitied Out

 

This week at Over The Hedge there's a great discussion about the coming Singularity, an event whose merits I've debated endlessly with my Ray Kurzweil-worshiping brother-in-law. The strip above is from Tuesday, but you can start at the beginning of the week here. And if you want the ultimate proof of why humans will always be superior to machines, stop by the Over The Hedge Blog for this graphic and delectable presentation.

Nails that will impresS your easily impressed friends

My favorite barista returns

More "Imagine This" on GoComics!

COMING THIS FALL! STEPHAN PASTIS AS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN HIM BEFORE!

October 16                                    MINNEAPOLIS (w/ special guest Hall & Oates) 

 

                                                     Wild Rumpus Bookstore, 1:00, 2720 W. 43^rd St., Minneapolis, MN 

 

 

October 18                                    KANSAS CITY, Mo. (w/ very special guest REO Speedwagon)

 

                                                     Rainy Day Books

 

                                                     event at Unity Temple, 7:30, 707 W. 47^th St., KC, MO                                                     

 

October 19                                   DENVER (w/ very, very special guest Night Ranger) 

 

                                                     Tattered Cover, LoDo Store, 7:30, 1628 16^th St. at Wynkoop, Denver 

 

 

October 20                                    TEMPE, Ariz. (with guest Leo Sayer)

 

                                                     Changing Hands Bookstore, 7:00, 6428 S. McClintock Dr., Tempe, AZ

 

 

October 27                                   PORTLAND, Ore. (special acoustic show, Isaac Brock on maracas)

 

                                                     Powell's on Burnside, 7:30, 1005 W Burnside, Portland,  Ore.

 

 

October 28                                    SEATTLE (Courtney Love -- not on invite list) 

 

                                                     Third Place Books, 6:30, 17171 Bothell Way NE, Lake Forest Prk, WA

* Please note, there aren't actually any special musical guests on any of the stops. It was a lie and I'm ashamed of myself for even mentioning it in the first place. But just take a second and imagine if what I was saying was true? Wouldn't that be amazing?! Pastis and music? Oh yeah!

But let's be honest, it would probably be too much for that gorgeous brain of yours to take anyway. 

 

 

Tragedy comics

by Benjamin Dewey. More here.

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