I’ve been busy and neglecting the mailbox lately, sorry folks! Anyway, back on the case. I have a lot to catch up on seeing as I am the only Scienteer who is posting from the inbox!

First we have some DD news from Skoolmunkee. Be sure to check below the cut for the rest of the news.

Monday’s featured comic is Pinkerton!
Welcome to Pinkerton National Park where the inhabitants’ lives are more than just wild, they are out of control! Come on over and hang out with happy go lucky Buckley, sourpuss Tucker, and Steve, the guinea pig with an identity crisis!

Did you know that there are 255 Rules an Evil Overlord Should Follow? Well there are. And if you would like to contribute to this community project, this page has the guidelines!

Albone’s Rival Angels reaches 50 pages on Wednesday! So if you like women and wrestling, you should probably go read it - the main characters are currently engaged in a 4-way fatal match! (Fatal? Really?)

Next we have some news from Joe over at NNFB!

I wanted to inform you of an exciting new feature on noneedforbushido.com:

The Comictron!

The Comictron is a flash program for making sprite comics
based on NNFB characters. It has an absurd number of features and will soon
expand to include sprites from other webcomics!

The Comictron is located at: http://www.noneedforbushido.com/comictron/

Thanks!

So give it a try, I plan to myself.

Next we have some great news from Dave of High Moon!

HIGH MOON, the werewolf western webcomic series by David Gallaher and Steve Ellis, debuted in AMC’s MONSTERFEST Power Ranking Top Ten Listing of Horror and Comics this morning! We share the top ten with PROM NIGHT, FRIDAY THE 13TH, THE RUINS, and TWILIGHT.

Be sure to check it out here!

Next, some more Zuda news.

NIGHT OWLS on Zuda now updates on Tuesdays and Thursdays!
Here’s a bit about us and our comic: Peter and Bobby Timony are identical twins. Peter handles the writing on Night Owls, Bobby handles the art. Zuda is DC’s new webcomic experiment. Each month, ten webcomics are selected from user submissions to compete for votes from the readers. The comic with the most votes at the end of the month wins a contract with DC to continue their comic for a year.

Night Owls wasn’t in the regular competition, it was an Instant Winner for the month of December, 2007. It was one of 3 instant winners so far, the other ones being Bayou by Jeremy Love and Street Code by Dean Haspiel.

Here’s the Night Owls Synopsis: “The Night Owls” is a Detective Agency set in New York City in the 1920s and specializing in cases that involve the supernatural. Professor Ernest Baxter is the brains of the operation, utilizing his vast knowledge of all things weird to right the wrongs that leave ordinary police baffled! He’s a bit of a bookworm, and allergic to sunlight, but his inquisitive nature has led to the downfall of many of New York’s deadliest demons! Of course, he couldn’t have done it without Mindy Markus. She’s a feisty flapper that’s put the hurt on a lot of nocturnal nasties! Don’t try to tell her she can’t fight the forces of evil because she’s just a girl, unless you’re looking for a face full of feminine fist, that is! Then there’s Roscoe, the Gargoyle. He’s a tough little bruiser from the Bronx, more at home at the dinner table than on a church roof. Together, they solve the crimes that no one else can solve! When you suspect your wife is a werewolf, when you’re haunted by a petulant poltergeist, or caught in the trap of a vicious vampire, your best chance of survival is the Night Owls!

Lastly, here is a direct link to our comic: http://zudacomics.com/the_night_owls
And here is a link to our blog: http://twincomics.blogspot.com/
Thank you,
Peter

Thanks Peter, glad to spread the word!

Well, that’s it for tonight. I’m taking notes on various digital comic distribution methods and I’ll be writing about all of them in part thanks to David Gallaher’s urging.

Tags: Comictron, Drunk Duck, Drunk Duck Report, High Moon, Night Owls, No Need for Bushido, Skoolmunkee, Twins, Zuda

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