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It will be five years this Sunday that Hurricane Katrina swept New Orleans. Josh Neufeld, author of A.D.: New Orleans After the Deluge, took a break from his latest project to answer some questions for us. Josh talked about his experience as a Red Cross volunteer in Katrina’s aftermath, the difference between webcomics and their paper counterparts, and his main artistic influences.
Read MoreIn advance of the 2010 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards, we here on Suvudu will be running down all the nominees in all the categories. Except this year, we’re going to let you tell us who you think will win. So check out a few synopsis, some artwork, and debate the merits of each if [...]
Read MoreIt’s YA week here on Suvudu, so this Eisner Shakedown is concerned with the Best Publication for Teens category. And you’ll want to be sure to read through this list as there are a TON of freebies associated with these comics. In fact, there are more than four-hundred pages worth.
Intrigued? Of course you are. Read [...]
Need a good laugh? Then you’ll probably find what you’re looking for in the Best Humor Publication category. From successful strips, to Muppets, to ex-boyfriend throw-downs, the nominees for Best Humor pub cover all corners, surreal and sublime. So pull up a chair, loosen your collar, and get ready for a laugh (or at least [...]
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Kids comics have come a long way and continue to grow. Some are published as graphic novels, some as weekly comics, some as both, and the diversity you can find on the Kids shelf matches that of the Adult shelves (though with admitedly different content). Still, there’s a [...]
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In advance of the 2010 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards, we here on Suvudu will be running down all the nominees in all the categories. Except this year, we’re going to let you tell us who you think will win. So check out a [...]
Yeah, okay, I’m late. So shoot me. What can I say? I’m a busy guy.
Based on what I read this year, here are my picks for the top 10 graphic novels of 2009. And let me tell you, this was a great year to be a graphic novel reader.
#10. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by [...]
The Secrets to Success with David Horvath and Sun-Min Kim, the creators of Uglydolls
Here at the Uglydoll office, Sun-Min and I must get close to 100 emails a week from soon-to-graduate art students and aspiring authors/toy designers/creators all asking pretty much the same two questions…What is your creative process and do you have any advice [...]
The Stone Rabbit Board Game! From series creator, Erik Craddock
To play you’ll need a 6-sided dice, and a marker of some sort (a penny, a pawn from a chess set, your favorite lego character, etc.)
Simply print out the game board on an 8 ½ x 11 sheet of paper.
Take turns rolling the dice and moving [...]
Here is a paper doll of Lunch Lady. She’s a woman of many disguises. And she carries with her an arsenal of spy equipment which upon first glance–looks like ordinary cafeteria paraphernalia. Enjoy sending Lunch Lady on your own quests to serve up justice and lunch!
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More! There is never enough Caine. Hands down my favorite series, and my favorite author.