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Prog 2014, the final issue of the year for British indie comic 2000AD, is a 100-page bonanza of new stories
2000AD Ends The Year In Style
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2000AD Prog 1854 Wants To Blow Your Mind
This week’s issue of 2000AD continues to be impressive. The amazing cover starts the comic off as it means to go on. This is beautiful work by Cliff Robinson and Dylan Teague. I would not be at all surprised if this turns up as a poster or postcard at some point. Moving on to the […]
Planning Your Story – Comic Fridays 9
This week on Comic Fridays, Zoe presents a handy guide to story planning for you long- and short-form comics; as well as some useful hints and tips if you want to create backstory. The show also brings you all the comics news from this week plus reviews of 2000AD #1854 and Scandinavia and the World. […]
2000AD Prog 1853 – Hits hard and fast
If there’s one comic on the market right now that you can guarantee will both impress and entertain in equal measure, it’s 2000AD.
2000AD Prog 1825 – Zombo’s back and he’s hilarious
The weekly arrival of 2000AD has been something to get excited about this year. The pace has been building from Prog 2013 at the end of last year and it hasn’t let up since. Although last week’s issue was set up as a jumping-on point for new readers, the fact that we are still in […]
Choosing Your Comic Website – Comic Fridays 8
This week on Comic Fridays, Zoe discusses how to decide on the type of website you need when you have multiple comics; talks about the JManga shutdown and Marvel’s “free #1 comics” scheme causing ComiXology to collapse; and reviews both 2000AD #1824 & Gronk. Intro & Outtro music: “2025” by DoKashiteru (feat. Colin Mutchler, murat […]
2000AD Prog 1824 Is A Perfect Jumping-On Point
In anthology comics, where storylines are often of varying lengths and titles therefore start and end in different issues, putting together a clear jumping-on point for new readers requires a lot of planning. Prog 1824 shows what happens when all that planning pays off. It is not just a good issue for new readers to start with, it’s a good issue and and of itself.
Comic Fridays 7: How to Script Comics
This week, Comic Fridays looks at how to script your comics for when you work alone and when you have an artist working with you. The week’s comic reviews are 2000AD #1817 and Girls In Space. Intro & Outtro music: “2025” by DoKashiteru (feat. Colin Mutchler, murat ses) http://ccmixter.org/files/DoKashiteru… Licensed under a Creative Commons license:http://creativecommons.org/licenses/s… […]
Comic Fridays 6: How to Draw Three-Point Perspective
This week on Comic Fridays, Zoe explains how to use three-point perspective in your art as well as going over the week’s news and reviewing both 2000AD #1816 and The Noob. Intro & Outtro music: “2025” by DoKashiteru (feat. Colin Mutchler, murat ses) http://ccmixter.org/files/DoKashiteru… Licensed under a Creative Commons license:http://creativecommons.org/licenses/s… This week’s reviews: 2000AD Prog […]
Comic Fridays 5: How to Draw Two-Point Perspective
This week, Zoe gives a tutorial on drawing with two-point perspective; as well as doing a run-down of the week’s news. The comic review for this episode is the end-of-year special 2000AD Prog 2013. Intro & Outtro music: “2025” by DoKashiteru (feat. Colin Mutchler, murat ses) http://ccmixter.org/files/DoKashiteru… Licensed under a Creative Commons license:http://creativecommons.org/licenses/s… This week’s […]