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Thanks

There is one strip I wanna redo a bit (take out a panel), and there is one more strip that has some bad typos. I'll fix it all once I start working on the rest.

The background would have been better if I had the blue sheet pulled tighter. BucketFill with Anti-Alias did alright. But I learned a bit more about doing a Lego Comic

Thank you much!

Finished... kinda... I managed to have 24 pages and a cover by 23 Hours and 50 minutes, but the story is incomplete. Its a Part one... I underestimated the number of pictures I took and how long I was making the story... so I'm not sure it even counts as a "successful 24 Hour Comic". However, I DID meet my personal goal.... but now I have a new webcomic to finish o_O

http://www.drunkduck.com/Jenny_Everywhere_and_the_Golden_Key/

But I have all the pictures, so this should not take too long to finish.

Fes readies his LEGOs for his attempt at a 24 Hour Comic. He will be broadcasting his efforts (technology pending) on Ustream on Friday 17th, 1pm Eastern (-5 GMT, DST). Which should about about when Australians start 24 Hour Comics Day. Catch continuous info at

www.Fesworks.com/LEGO/ .

Could you add www.psiwebcomic.com to my fesworks account pwease?

Have you posted something at Drunk Duck about this?  There's a lot of noobies there that might be plot-stuck.  You could also advertise on Online Comics... if you can get it to load. <.<;

Not really looking to get people that are only just starting, but have gone beyond their initial ideas, and are now in a rut... not people who are still formulating their comic and are posting anyway... you know what I mean? There's a difference between story writing and comic creating. We've already done building a comic from the basic idea... they were our least liked shows.

Well luckily i havent ran out of material as of yet and have many ideas still to come, but i think this idea could help many people who do get stuck.
If only you could find some >.>

We only had Minos the Minotaur (which is currently running some of the ideas we all brainstormed), but yea, it would be nice to get another comic on.

Xepher, come up with some clever tag lines or SOME idea for Xepher ads, I'll run a low cost PW campaign (should hit a lot of small sites, but has been very effective for me in the past). It might be best to make a specific page for this ad with some examples of sites hosted here. The big ones plus a good variety of others. (or all of them?)

I think it could work to drive up some traffic. Could get a few applications as well as new readers to various hosted site... even for a low-cost ad campaign on PW.

[To enter the drawing, Just send an e-mail to TheShifterArchive@gmail.com with "WAGON DRAWING" in the subject. Include only your first name and mailing city within the e-mail.]

Trading Card Game Based On Webcomics



The WAGON Webcomic Battle is a trading card game that revolves around many different webcomic characters and plot devices. At present, there are 11 different webcomics that have contributed to the game's cards. Plus the Jenny Everywhere winners of the "Draw" to Win Contest posted on The Webcomic Beacon a few weeks back.

The preliminary deck, Deck Zero, includes characters from Chooken, Prepare to Die, Roomies, Sarah Zero, Stridsparters, and War of Winds; had been out for several weeks.

The game's official launch decks, Alpha and Beta, are currently available for presale and will ship in October. Webcomics in these decks include NSTA, Ardra, P.S.I., The Best of What's Left, Unamused Comics, and the 2nd and 3rd place Jenny Everywhere contest winners.

People who pre-order BOTH the Alpha and Beta decks, will get a bonus card, The Kitten of Chaos!

In addition to this news, The Jenny Everywhere Shifter Archive, will be having a drawing to give away FIVE (5) of the promotional, Ultra Rare Jenny Everywhere card. The card, drawn by Benj Christensen, will never be available in any deck, nor any booster pack. FIVE (5) people can win it, and you don't even need to order any deck.

To enter the drawing, Just send an e-mail to TheShifterArchive@gmail.com with "WAGON DRAWING" in the subject. Include only your first name and mailing city within the e-mail.

(Your e-mail will only be used only for this drawing, no hidden mailing list signup.) Winners, chosen at complete random, will be mailed the rare card when the Alpha and Beta decks are mailed.

Go find a car junk yard. Find your car. Get the part.

and this is the reason that software needs some easy installation setups.

While to some people it seems somewhat obvious in terms of database connection setup, but for those less tech-oriented, it's not quite so obvious and takes a little explanation.

Sometimes my brain will crack and I'll start drooling going "huminahhuminahhuminahhuminahhuminahhuminah..."

I'm gonna try the Dreamweaver thing next.

AWESOME!!!!