08/28/2022

by Jennie Breeden on 08/28/2022 at 12:00 am

Posted In: Comics

I’ve got some books left over from Gencon, so I’ll be able to do Dragon Con next weekend.

My table is in Comics Pop Artist Alley which is one floor above the vendors room. It’s in Americasmart building 2 on the 4th floor. Table 103

I’ve got a few panels that I’ll be on too.

Title: Webcomics

Time: Fri 10:00 pm Location: 313-314 Hilton (Length:1 Hour)

Description: A behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to produce a successful web- based comic strip series, given by both new and established webcomic artists.

Panelists: Bill Holbrook(M), Jennie Breeden, John Lotshaw, Adam Withers, Comfort Love

Title: Kilt Blowing with Jennie Breeden

Time: Sun 01:00 am Location: International North Hyatt (Length:1 Hour)

Description: It’s exactly what is says–and so much MORE! Men in kilts, standing onstage. Creator of The Devil’s Panties web-comic, Jennie Breeden, armed with a leaf-blower. Really…do we have to spell it out for you?!

Panelists: Jennie Breeden

Title: Creating Comics for Print & Web

Time: Sun 07:00 pm Location: Inman Hyatt (Length:1 Hour)

Description: Webcomic creators come together for a candid discussion of their projects, best practices, & how to do your own web creations. Sun 01:00 pm; Inman; 1 Hr; Approved; 1 – Top Priority

Panelists: Eric Cooper, Nicholas Hoo(M), Jennie Breeden, Afua Richardson, Nooligan, Joanna Estep

└ Tags: convention, Dragon Con

Banner Ads

by obby on 02/20/2025 at 2:09 am

Posted In: Blog, News

So, the banner ads are gone.

We never really liked them outside of the fact they helped pay the bills. However given current happenings, we’re super not comfortable with them anymore.

In our household we have started boycotting certain companies, and meanwhile I see these same hyper-corps living (relatively) rent-free next to our art. It just doesn’t sit right. Why pester you, our readers, to funnel more of your money into the hands of greedy oligarchs?

I tried blocking the companies from advertising on the site, and it actually worked, but there were just so many companies to block. Even if I blocked them all, ultimately some of the big tech companies would still be profiting greatly, giving them yet more money to wield against our collective interests.

So I just pulled the plug.

I was expecting to feel some great anxiety, but instead it was a great relief.

As for what’s next? We don’t know.

We might use the space to promote other things in the future, or nothing at all, but for now it’ll be a message of thanks(that some of you may already be familiar with).

Thank you for your support.

-obby

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