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    Jan27

    PWITM Caption Contest: SOPA WINNER

    by dgriff13 on 2012/01/27 at 12:00 am
    Posted In: Comics

    Congrats to good buddy Jeff Couturier, for winning this contest and the 100% original and non-digital Z&F comic #500! The visual of a raccoon clumsily fiddling with a radio (coupled with Fred’s body language) is what won me over I think. Though, it was a tough choice … I also really enjoyed Samwise Galenorn’s clever spin on SOPA being started by Z&F, as well as the funny use of censor bars in the submitted comic by Chris Ciancanelli. You guys are my runners up!

    For those of you who don’t know of Jeff’s comic Horde of Neurons, as lovers of quirky funny comics involving geeky things with assorted cute fuzzy characters, you’ll enjoy it. Can’t say it’s about one thing in particular, but that’s kind of the Seinfeld-ian glory behind it. Just a box of chocolates, very quirky amusing chocolates.

    Thanks to all who played! These contests are such a great way of  keeping you guys occupied with something fun while building up my buffer again, or in this case, toiling away on a very special landmark update. How’s about a sneak peek?


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    Jan25

    Fanart Fri- uh, Wednesday! – Jim Garvey

    by dgriff13 on 2012/01/25 at 12:00 am
    Posted In: Fanart

    So, there’s few pictures that can completely and totally make my day, but here’s one of them:

    Everyone, meet Jim Garvey, son of Don Garvey (wow, that sounded like a formal introduction out of Lord of the Rings). Don is the writer & colorist of Echo Rift, and I had the pleasure of meeting him at the Allentown Comic Con last fall. He bought, mush to my delight, both Z&F volumes, and gave them to his sons for Christmas. Next thing I know, Don is sharing a photo and story about his son’s new favorite comic over on Google+… how he listened to tales of Z&F on car rides, and finding Z&F Volume 1 in the sacred “bed stash” amongst other favorite comics. Now that’s some high praise!

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    Jan20

    Fanart Friday: Riley Schmitz

    by dgriff13 on 2012/01/20 at 12:00 am
    Posted In: Blog, Fanart

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    Z&F are making the rounds yet again! This time, at the talented hands of new twitter bud Riley Schmitz! Fred’s dopey expression and the wicked cool shading are my favorite part of this fanart piece… so dramatic for my guys! I hope they can handle it.

    Check out Riley’s comic “Burning Pages” over at his SmackJeeves page, or swing by his blog “Invade2Destroy” about comics and games… and some fun character designs.

    Thanks so much Riley! An awesome piece that I’d be honored to showcase in Z&F Volume 3!

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    Jan02

    The Webcomic Marketing Masterclass

    by dgriff13 on 2012/01/02 at 12:00 am
    Posted In: Blog, Tips & Tricks

    This One is For You Fellow Webcomic Creators!

    As many of you know, I am a co-founder and member of the Webcomic Alliance, most well known for its podcast the Webcomic Workshop. This site and podcast helps other creators (as well as us) to create our comics more efficiently, with better writing, artwork and concepts. Well, I just got involved with another project, that can be a huge help to anyone starting out, going through a “dip”, and is serious about getting their webcomic a bigger and more devout readership.

    Phil Hampton of the Comic Academy approached me a while back about doing an interview for the 2-part program he was developing. With the help of video tours, and many informative interviews with me and other comic creators like Ken Drab of Rick the Stick (also of the Webcomic Alliance ), Krishna Sadasivam of PC Weenies, and DJ Coffman of Bigfoot and Tiki (among other things).

    You can now get this jam-packed program, regularly priced at $47, for the launch special STEAL of $7!! Just $7, c’mon you can handle that much, to give your comic creation endeavors a little boost, right!? Better hurry though, this deal is ONLY good through January 4th!

    Click HERE to order The Webcomic Masterclass!

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