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comic artist looking for work or commissions

2010-01-06T20:42:50Z

i'm a comic artist that takes his dead lines very seriously . my prices are very reasonable an i have a lot of experience in this field. i've worked for a number of different publishers an creators. i'm new here so i don't have a huge amount of work up yet besides the work in my album but i also have links to other galleries.

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Natural Mystic Magazine

2009-12-23T22:21:13Z

www.naturalmysticmagazine.com, we are working on next issue and 1issue 1 will be available online in Late January.. want a hard copy ck site and subscribe..its only available on west coast streets, hawaii free..subscribe if out of this area or want direct copies sent to you..Bless

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Sacramento comic creators make it to TOP 10 in Worldwide Competition!

2008-08-17T21:29:16Z

Hi, all. This is Ben Schwartz, a Sacramento comic store owner and small press comic publisher with ECV Press. I am also a co-writer with Hai-Na-Nu Saulque on our new project Hank Houston. We entered a worldwide competition to find the best new comic for Platinum Studios to produce and we have made it to the TOP 10.

From this point forward the winner will be determined by your votes. We need your support and help to spread the word! Please take a look at our website where you will find, concept sketches, alien designs, pin-ups, daily webcomics and a link to give us your vote! Give us a vote and tell your friends.

www.hankhouston.com

Thank you in advance for all of your support and help in taking Hank Houston to the TOP!

Ben Schwartz

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artist wanted

2007-10-14T20:53:04Z

I’m a writer seeking a Seattle-ish based comic artist/illustrator to collaborate with on a graphic novel.

It’s a supernatural/horror/thriller rock-opera joint.

Please message me with your reply, as I’ve posted this in a bunch of tribes.

Thanks.

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artist wanted

2007-10-14T20:49:11Z

I’m a writer seeking a Seattle based comic artist/illustrator to collaborate with on a graphic novel.

It’s a supernatural/horror/thriller rock-opera joint.

Please message me with your reply, as I’ve posted this in a bunch of tribes.

Thanks.

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new zinester advice on trading.

2007-10-14T17:42:12Z

i used to volunteer at the IPRC (independent publishing resource center) in portland, oregon. they have an amazing 5500+ zine/comic library that i raided weekly during my shift, taking home huge stacks at a time. HOWEVER, i just recently produced my own zine that i am really excited about and would like to start trading with people.

what's the trading protocol? send other authors an email and ask if they are interested? just mail 'em a zine with a note saying, "wanna trade"? or simply mail them your zine, no trade innuendo necessary? you are all probably old timers, so what do you like?

OH and my zine is called "my friends and their tall bikes". it's primarily drawings. speaking of which, anyone interested in trading?

if so! my interests aside from bicycles:
1. general DIY culture
2. free fun!
3. creating community places and encouraging local participation
4. building shelters on your own (i lived in a yurt i built most of last year!)
5. juggling/circus (the yurt was on a 'juggling farm'!)
6. beautiful/simple sketches and daily comics (ex. clutch!)

yeah! thanks for existing!

love,
kelly peach

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World Premiere of movie based on Cartoonist Jesse Reklaw

2007-10-02T21:17:26Z

Hi,
I have a film making its world premiere at the Mill Valley Film Festival. It's called "Compound Eye" and it centers around an East Bay cartoonist who draws a controversial comic strip depicting the World Trade Center rebuilt as an IHOP with two stacks of pancakes rising high into the sky, and how it affects his roommate who is trying to quietly run a pirate radio station out of his basement. The movie stars Fausto Caceres (from the radio show, Shirley and Spinoza) and Jesse Reklaw (the cartoon, "Slow Wave"), and uses their real lives and weaves them into a fictional story.

Go to www.compoundeyemovie.com for info and a trailer.

The screenings are:
Sunday, Oct. 7 at 5:30pm at the CineArts@Sequoia theater in Mill Valley
Sat. Oct. 13 at 2:45pm at the Rafael Film Center in San Rafael.

Tickets can be purchased at www.mvff.com (search "Compound Eye")
Please support local filmmaking!

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hello!

2007-04-23T15:51:02Z

wanted to say hello, and thanks for letting me join the tribe. felt like a thing that i am into and enjoy reading about and planning. um...i will try to keep up with the forum and be online more and possibly in the future have a better post than this one lol but yeah...talk to ya later..............................................................................................................................................i'll read before i post again.

thanks again, cool tribe.

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Big Apple Convention Tribe!

2007-03-03T15:02:10Z

ANNOUNCING BIG APPLE CONVENTION TRIBE

The longest-running comic book/sci-fi/fantasy/horror/pop culture convention in New York now has its own Tribe! The Big Apple Convention invites you to join this tribe and share pictures and discussion. Updates on the coming conventions will be posted there. Feel free to comment on your experience at the convention and let us know what you would like to see there!

Captain Zorikh
http://www.captainzorikh.com
http://www.bigapplecon.com

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Nerve House!

2006-12-31T06:23:25Z

Hey everyone,

I've been working on this for months, and it hits the streets in 10 days! woo hoo!

It's a publication with a zine feel. It's cut and paste and full of radical activism in art, photography, drawings, essays, poems, sketches and comics. It's printed on 50# archival quality paper.

If any of you are interested in becoming distributors (i.e. dropping some off at local cafes, infoshops, bookstores or revolutionary hangouts) please drop me an email with your address and how many you want.

Thanks!
------------

Guess what? Only 10 more days and the premiere issue of Nerve House hits the streets!

Nerve House

It’s chock-full of images and writing. Hard pieces, touching on sensitive subjects like rape, police brutality, war, immigrant rights and political power. At Nerve House, we stand with the people, even on the hard things.

Read work from both new and acclaimed writers including Eddie Kilowatt, Molly Snyder Edler, Jennifer Morales, Naomi Shihab Nye, Lisa Suhair Majaj, Leah Simone, Daisy Cubias and others. Read essays and perspectives from our editorial team.

Check out the photography, prints, comics and drawings from J. Coleman, Aisha Mershani, Susan Simensky Bietila, Shane Ingersoll, Taryn Wells, Jamie Winterhawke, Sarah Bell, Matt Scholtes and more. Wow! Sometimes art can say so much more than the news...

All of this, and it’s free (where distributed)!

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Anything at all

2006-12-04T03:47:03Z

Hey boys and girls. I'm not a comic writer or artist or...talented. I really just wanted reccommendations on comics you people liked.
Yes/no?
Would be very much appreciated.

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Second issue done!

2006-10-02T17:42:44Z

Read the first issue free! While your at it comic lovers read the four page preview!

link link www.beckrosestudios.net

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on-line humor/punk rock zine needs some kick ass writers

2006-07-25T01:31:58Z

Hey everybody. I am starting a new on-line 'zine sort of thing called 'i dunno'. it's mainly an outlet for funny/creative writing, as well as pop culture and punk rock. It's a pretty goofy website, and I'm hoping that the strength of the writing on 'i dunno' will be enough to make up for my lack of web design skills. Basically, it's a forum for making fun of anything and quite possibly everything.

But the problem is, I need some help with the writing duties. i just started the website a few days ago, and already I'm extremely anxious to get some content to it, so that I can start trying to get people to come check this shit out. But having a lot of content is hard to do if you're just a one-man operation. So any strong funny/creative writers want to help a brother out?

www.idunnozine.com

That's the address. Check it out and let me know if you're interested. Please keep in mind it's a new endeavor and there's not a lot on the site yet. But I'm working on that. Also, no one's gonna make any money off of it, especially me. It's purely for fun, writing experience, and reaching a small audience. That's it.

Thanks a bunch.
- mitchell t
mitchellt@idunnozine.com

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HUMANS MUST UNITE OR DIE!!!!

2006-05-15T20:59:26Z

CURTIS HAMILTON'S WEBCOMIC "HALFBREED" COMING SOON!

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CARTOONIST CENTRAL

2006-04-27T13:48:05Z

A large resource database with links specifically geared toward the cartoonist, comic and small press artist

http://www.cartoonistcentral.com

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First issue free and online

2006-02-24T15:22:03Z

Hi,

The first issue of the comic I'm working on is finally up. I post up two pages a week and the first issue just finished today, so if you're curious check it out at www.crashtestpress.com

Thanks,

Alex

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Mahfood and Crosland!

2005-12-05T17:56:47Z

STAPLE! The Independent Media Expo is proud to
announce those very Silky Bureaucrats themselves, Jim
Mahfood and Dave Crosland! Jim (www.40ozcomics.com)
and Dave (www.hiredmeat.com) will be bringing their
own unique brand of artistic madness to STAPLE! Come
see the Bureaucrats at the show on March 4, 2006 in
Austin, Texas, and then check out one of their now
famous Live Art performances later that evening
(location TBA)!

More Quick Questions!

The newest installment of Quick Questions at the
STAPLE! website – www.staple-austin.org features Tom
Beland (www.tombeland.com) creator of True Story,
Swear to God. Tom talks inspiration, digital tools,
and life experience in our second Quick Questions
interview.

Tables running out!

Only about 15 spots left! Tables are $55 for an 8’
full table and $30 for a half table. In order to
appear in the official program your registration must
be received by December 31st, 2005. Download a
registration form at www.staple-austin.org/register.

STAPLE! The Independent Media Expo is Texas’ first and
only convention for independently produced comics,
zines and graphic arts. The second annual expo will be
held Saturday March 4th, 2006 in Austin, Texas. For
more information go to www.staple-austin.org or email
info@staple-austin.org

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New update

2005-11-19T17:39:37Z

Hey,

Well the site's first week is over, it went much better than I expected so thanks to all the readers who checked it out (and thanks for the comments!). New comics all across the board up this week, following update schedule will be monday wednesday and friday. So to all the returning readers incase you didn't bookmark the site and the new readers who are willing to check it out go to www.crashtestpress.com

Thanks to everyone on Tribe for the support

Alex~

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STAPLE! November Update - Tony Millionaire!

2005-11-15T04:14:20Z

STAPLE! November Update!

Tony Millionaire at STAPLE!

STAPLE! The Independent Media Expo is pleased to announce the appearance of Mr. Tony Millionaire at our second annual expo to be held March 4th, 2006 in Austin, Texas. Mr. Millionaire is the creator of Maakies (www.maakies.com), Sock Monkey, the new Billy Hazelnuts, and other fine comical adventures. We are proud and excited to have Tony Millionaire at STAPLE!

Xeric Grant Panel!

Five recent winners of the Xeric Grant - Alex Cahill & Jad Ziade - Something So Familiar (www.newradiocomics.com), Emily Benz & Summer McClinton – Thread (www.threadcomics.com), and Michael LaRiccia - Black Mane (www.michaellariccia.com) – will discuss their work and the processes involved in acquiring this prestigious grant. Indispensable for the aspiring self-publisher, this presentation is not to be missed.

Quick Questions!

Quick Questions is a new feature at the STAPLE! website – www.staple-austin.org. Five questions posed to artists working in the comics medium, updated with answers from a new person each week – so be sure to keep checking back! First up is Paige Braddock, creator of Jane's World, www.unitedmedia.com/comics/janesworld. Come see Paige at STAPLE!

Tables still available!

Vendor tables are still available but moving fast. We sold out last time and fully expect to do so again. Tables are $55 for an 8’ full table and $30 for a half table. Don’t miss your chance to show your stuff at STAPLE! – register today at www.staple-austin.org!

Exhibitors!

Our list of exhibitors is growing and includes the folks mentioned above plus Chris Moreno, Silent Devil Productions, Rafael Navarro, Viper Comics, Drew Edwards, Danielle Corsetto, Jeffery Stevenson, John Thornton, Justin Humphries, Nate Southard, Dylan Edwards, Jason Degroot, Toby Craig, and more!

STAPLE! The Independent Media Expo is Texas’ first and only convention for independently produced comics, zines and graphic arts. The second annual expo will be held Saturday March 4th, 2006 in Austin, Texas. For more information go to www.staple-austin.org or email info@staple-austin.org

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Whuddafug (November 2005) now available

2005-11-08T05:10:59Z

Hi folks,

De-lurking briefly to let you know the November 2005 issue of Whuddafug (www.whuddafug.com) is now available! All-new first issue from the mind of yours truly.

In this issue:
* Working in the hi-tech industry
* Sitting around is a good thing (or, Not accomplishing a whole helluva lot in the hi-tech industry)
* Injured pigeons are thankless bastards
* Finding dead seals on the beach
* Ramblings
* Rantings
* Reminiscence of years past

To buy a copy, please send $2 cash (or trade) to:
PO Box 1567
Fremont, CA 94538-0156

Cheers,
-- anthony

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Your Urinary Tract is Burning

2005-10-03T14:51:59Z

Giving the rusty canal some bitter love one decrepit stroke at a time. The Geriatric Serial Junkie Hunter, he imposes himself at the worst possible time. A short series of disgusting tidbits found in the crust scraped out of the morbidly obese underbelly of life.
The catheter has not broken, all is not lost.

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ORGAN 132 is here

2005-09-01T10:58:35Z

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL ORGAN

The September 2005 PAPER EDITION is here............

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<p> They're free on the streets of London or you can get one in the post payment to mailorder@organart.demon.co.uk via Paypal 1.00gbp inc postage in the UK, 4 US dollars including postage everywhere outside the UK. Or subscribe and get the next ten posted direct to you at the start of every month for just 5.00gbp in the UK or 30 US dollars from everywhere..... or cheques in UK funds payable to ORGANART via Sean O, 19 Herbert Gardens, London, NW10 3BX.

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looking for info

2005-08-03T18:59:11Z

Looking to find some info on DEMONGATE and/or ELF WARRIOR

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Hi

2005-07-10T17:36:30Z

Just an intro. Former artist turned writer. Looking to break into the big leagues by doing some self-published stuff.

Any artist need a writer, drop me a line.

-Sherm

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APE

2005-01-25T19:34:16Z

hey I am getting a table at APE '05. Is any one going? Has anyone done it before? Any advice? This is me and my partner's first time. We are total naive APE-table virgins.

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Hello everyone

2004-11-13T01:07:54Z

Just a quick note to introduce myself. I'm a illustrator and comic book artist who's influences are anime' and manga inspired but still with American graphic sensibilities. I have a online portfolio of sorts and I urge all interested parties to take a look and enjoy! Christopher Taylor

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A Superfuture! weekend

2004-10-02T16:22:26Z

Adventures in the Superfuture! might be completed sooner than expected since I plan to spend most of this weekend working on it. All I need to do now is finish the hand-drawn art, revise the script some more and finish up the computer art. Since I have a slow computer, the computer aspect of the project may slow me down. However, I did get what seems to be a faster-working 3-D program from a friend of mine. If I use that system, then the Superfuture will very likely be completed ahead of schedule. All I need to do in that regard is solve the format problem and then I'll be set. More Superfuture details coming soon.

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Adventures in the Superfuture!

2004-09-21T16:23:41Z

After hearing all the hoopla about Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow and its 100 percent computer-generated scenery, I've decided to do a mostly computer-generated comic of my own. But since I didn't want to go through the trouble of thinking up an all-new idea for the comic, I decided to look at some old comic book ideas I had lying around. In so doing, I found the perfect idea for this mostly computer generated-comic project: Adventures in the Superfuture!

Adventures in the Superfuture! takes place 1,000 years in the future and beyond -- an era that I define as the superfuture. The story will deal with intergalactic mercenaries, terraforming scientists and an "astrophyisical" women's prison among other things. I could go into more details on the project, but I'm still working on it. And if things go ideally, I could have Adventures in the Superfuture! done sometime in November.

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FREE COMICS AND ZINES!

2004-09-17T21:27:51Z

I have a fairly sizable amount of FREE COMICS AND ZINES that I publish myself. Among the titles include The Timelike Report Sheet (a report of my comics projects and other things), Are We on Mars Yet? (a brief comic strip explanation of how a privatized human Mars flight might work) and The Lost Realm Book (a giantess/long toenail fetish book "Did you say, 'giantess/long toenail fetish book?!'" "Yeah! And it's no worse than what goes on in your parents' bedroom!"). Plus I have a butt-load of free promos and stuff too. To get in on it, send two first class stamps to:

Free Comics & Stuff
P.O. Box 02222
Detroit, MI, 48202-9998

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Need to contact anthology comic zines

2004-09-17T21:25:53Z

Please help me find anthology comic zines! I fell a substantial need to make contact with them.

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Zine Solar System

2004-09-15T15:19:09Z

For the past few years, I've been doing a zine I call Zine Solar system. It originally was a review zine, but I later decided to make it a "zine of zine affairs." As such, ZSS content includes commentary, comics, short stories, poetry, cheap ads and whatever else I can think of putting in there. One of the main focuses of ZSS is to express the variety of viewpoints that exists (Or should that be "should exist"?) amongst small pressers. That's also why I like to refer to ZSS as being an alternative publication that really is alternative. So if you want to see what the ZSS deal is all about, you can order a sample copy for $2. Send cash or postal money order to: ZSS, P.O. Box 0222, Detroit, MI 48202-9998. And there's also the ZSS web site: http://timeliketoons.tripod.com/zss

Hope you can get into it!

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Hey all mind if i pick your brians...

2004-09-14T19:16:09Z

hey hope you're all rosey

I'm about to finish a dirty little comic thing i've been playing with, i was wondering what are good ways of getting it out.

any ideas
ohh from the UK

Cheers
Chris

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What are we making/ reading?

2004-05-20T21:46:56Z

I am reading:

Junko Mizuno - Gretle and Hanzel,
- Boy with Wings
- http://www.bigstonehead.net
- http://catandgirl.com

I am making:

A pirate Zine (which needs submissions on any level of pirate culture from drawings to modern and old pirate tales.) Maybe even a diy pirating guide for the modern pirate?

My first comic: Which will be a collection of somewhat sexy looking ladies and bats.

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A Zine exchange and or Zine Party

2004-05-20T04:16:57Z

What kin of indie media are you guys interested in?
Do you make zines?
Do you want to have a zine creation party or mail exchange?
cool. Invite your friends!

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