NIGHT OWLS FANS! Today is the big day. Page 180 will go live on Zuda. If you need to catch up on The NIGHT OWLS, now is the time. If you've never read the comic, now you can read it from start to finish!
Also, comments are always appreciated!
Peter
Showing posts with label 24 hour comics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 24 hour comics. Show all posts
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Monday, August 31, 2009
DEVIL'S DUO
Hey everyone! I did a 24 Hour comic waaaaay back in March, and today, Bobby finally posted it. It is called DEVIL'S DUO, and you can read it here for free! DEVIL'S DUO
Lemme know what you think!
Peter
Lemme know what you think!
Peter
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
It's ALIVE! Kindle Edition

It's Alive! is now available on Amazon's Kindle! Only 80¢!
From the description:
That crazy Mad Scientist is at it again, letting loose his creations to wreak havoc on the unsuspecting city. Only his faithfully deformed assistant can stop the insanity! This 24 page comic was written and drawn by Bobby Timony, artist on the popular webcomic "The Night Owls".
Thursday, May 07, 2009
Basil the Bunny, Kindle Edition

Amazon has another Timony comic up for the Kindle. This time it's The Ballad of Basil the Bunny.
This is a 24 hour comic by me, Bobby Timony, and its done all in rhyme. This one is a bargain at only 80¢!
Here's the description:
Basil the Bunny was a simple farmer, until a scheming plot forced him to set out to defend his warren from a hungry wolf. This rhyming 24 page comic was written and drawn by Bobby Timony, artist on the popular webcomic "The Night Owls" in under 24 hours as part of the 24 hour comics challenge.
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Monday, March 30, 2009
The event at Wild Pigs was a ton of awesome fun. It was great hanging out with everyone and drawing all night.
I believe Peter Timony and Pete Stathis, who draws the excellent comic, Evenfall, were the only two to complete a 24 hour comic. I didn't even try. Instead, I used the time to work on the Night Owls, finishing the art for five comic strips and penciling a sixth one, which, as it turns out, is the final episode of season two!
I also found a little time to work on a top secret NEW webcomic idea that we've been kicking around for a while now.
I've got a picture here to share with you, too.
This is a little collaborative effort by me and the amazingly talented Danielle Corsetto of "Girls with Slingshots". I pencilled it and she inked and colored it. Honestly, Danielle made it look so good, I wish she could work on everything I drew!
Enjoy!

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Thursday, March 26, 2009
A 24 Hour Comics event!
This weekend from noon Saturday to noon on Sunday we'll be helping our freinds at Wild Pig Comics II promote their annual 50% off sale by staying up ALL NIGHT and making comics! If you're anywhere near Kenilworth NJ this weekend, stop on in, no matter how late it is!
We wont be the only ones there, either! Joining us in this marathon event will be Erica Hesse of The Key, James Hatton of In His Likeness, David Gallaher and Steve Ellis of High Moon, Bill Ellis (no relation to Steve Ellis), Pete Stathis of Evenfall, and Danielle Corsetto of Girls with Slingshots!
As much as I love the 24 Hour Comics Challenge, this time I'll be using the time to get ahead on deadlines. Peter, however, will take up the gauntlet and write and draw 24 pages in 24 hours or less!
Monday, March 23, 2009
Con stuff! NYComicCon and Webcomics Weekend!
Here's a convention themed update for you.
First off, back in February we attended New York Comic Con and were interviewed by Comic Book Club Live's own Peter LePage.
The video is up on Newsarama, so if you have a second, why not check it out?
Secondly, I attended the New England Webcomics Weekend and had a few thoughts to share about it. You can read my musings as a guest contributer to ComicBook Resources "Robot 6" column here.
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Saturday, February 28, 2009
New 24 Hour Comics!
Over at our proper website, Twincomics.com, we put up some brand new 24 Hour Comics for your enjoyment. This time around we've got a joke-cracking skeleton pirate from Bobby, and Peter brings us a new Sir Roland tale, wherein he does battle with a fierce monster. Enjoy!
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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Timony Twins at Jim Hanley's Universe This Weekend
Bobby and I will be attempting to undergo the 24 Hour Comic Book Challenge for the fifth time this weekend! We will be drawing at Jim Hanley's Universe in NYC from noon on Saturday the 18th to noon on Sunday the 19th! If you happen to find yourselves in Manhattan this weekend, please, stop by! We'll be happy to show you what we're working on! If you've never met us before, come and introduce yourself! If you come on Sunday morning, we'll be sleep deprived and out of our minds! We also accept gifts of food, coffee and energy drinks!
Jim Hanley's Universe is at 4 W. 33rd street!
What's the 24 Hour Comic Challenge? In a nutshell, you have 24 hours to write and draw a 24 page comic!
Did I mention that Bobby and I have done this before? You can read our previous efforts FOR FREE HERE!
Hope to see you all there!
Peter
Jim Hanley's Universe is at 4 W. 33rd street!
What's the 24 Hour Comic Challenge? In a nutshell, you have 24 hours to write and draw a 24 page comic!
Did I mention that Bobby and I have done this before? You can read our previous efforts FOR FREE HERE!
Hope to see you all there!
Peter
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Saturday, April 26, 2008
More 24 Hour Comics!


Peter and I took part in a 24 hour comics challenge a few weeks ago, and I finally got around to posting the results!
Peter's comic is called "Head Case" and it involves a guy who wakes up with no memory and is missing some very important things...
My comic is called "The Ballad of Basil the Bunny". It's about a bunny who gets roped into battling a wolf to save his home, and it's all in rhyme!
I invite you all to have a look and let us know what you think. Here come the links!
Head Case!
The Ballad of Basil the Bunny!
Thanks,
Bobby
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
NYCC Part Two: ACT-I-VATE
It's time to talk a little about ACT-I-VATE! For those of you who don't know, Act-i-vate is a webcomic group much like Zuda with the following exceptions, they are not backed by a major comic company like DC, they do not get paid per screen, and they do not hold contests. Despite the lack of major backing, they still get lots of great press and are continually updating every week. The reason is because they love webcomics and it shows. That's why I attended the ACT-I-VATE panel on Friday.
The panel was moderated by Dan Goldman, who is officially a Freind-of-Timony. Dan has a comic on Act-i-vate called KELLY and also has a graphic novel in stores now called SHOOTING WAR. As soon as you're done reading this, you should go buy.
Backtracking a bit, last October, Bobby and I did the 24 Hour comic under the watchful eye of Scott McCloud himself, over at Jim Hanley's Universe in Manhattan. Also in attendence was Josh Adams (a link to his blog can be found to your right) as well as three members of Act-i-vate, Dan Goldman, Ryan Roman and Ulises Farinas. Over the course of the 24 hours, we got to know these fellas, and they were all very cool. Sometime during that grueling ordeal that is the 24 hour comic, Dan Goldman mentioned to us that Zuda would be going live soon, so if we were planning to submit something we should hurry up and get it ready. Without that warning, Bobby might not have had Night Owls ready in time for the Zuda launch party, and we might not have become Instant Winners! So, again, big thanks to Dan Golman at Act-i-vate!
So, back to the panel. They talked a little bit about how Act-i-vate came to be. They introduced the members of Act-i-vate, some of who I had met. Besides Dan, Ryan and Ulises, I had met Paul Maybury at a party the previous Tuesday. It was celebrating the release of his new graphic novel AQUA LEUNG, and benefiting the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. Also at that party we met Dean Haspiel, Mike Cavallaro, Kevin Colden and Molly Crabapple. So, going into the panel, I now knew about eight Act-i-vate members, but like any collector, I gotta meet 'em all!
Some of you reading this are Zuda fans and no doubt recognize the name Dean Haspiel as the new Instant Winner (Congrats, Dean!) at Zuda. He is also the founder of Act-i-vate, and his Billy Dogma comics there are amazing. He's also been nominated for an Eisner, as has Mike Cavallaro for his comic, PARADE (WITH FIREWORKS).
There has been a bit of Zuda/Act-i-vate crossover, starting with Paul Maybury, who's Zuda entry MAXY J. MILLIONAIRE has moved to Act-i-vate. Then came Kevin Colden, who had a Zuda comic called STRANGLE/SWITCH and does a comic on Act-i-vate called FISHTOWN, and lately, Jim Dougan announced that he is bringing his Zuda entry, SAM & LILAH, over to Act-i-vate! Incidentally, my wife is a big fan of SAM & LILAH, so when it starts updating over there (in May, I think) another fan will find her way to Act-i-vate. And now, Dean Haspiel has a comic on Zuda.
Act-i-vate has been around for over two years, and is doing great. One of the things I like about the guys (and Molly) who I met at Act-i-vate is how supportive they have been of us comic creators at Zuda. I met a lot of cool people this weekend. I met some really famous people. But mostly, I'm glad I met the people who create the webcomics I read, be it on Zuda or Act-i-vate. They are comic creators after my own heart.
You will find a link to Act-i-vate on the right. Be sure to read MOTRO, BACKSTAGE, BILLY DOGMA, LOVIATHAN, KID ZERO, GLAM, FISHTOWN, PARTY BEAR, PERSIMMON CUP or any other comic you find. They are all quality.
Peter
The panel was moderated by Dan Goldman, who is officially a Freind-of-Timony. Dan has a comic on Act-i-vate called KELLY and also has a graphic novel in stores now called SHOOTING WAR. As soon as you're done reading this, you should go buy.
Backtracking a bit, last October, Bobby and I did the 24 Hour comic under the watchful eye of Scott McCloud himself, over at Jim Hanley's Universe in Manhattan. Also in attendence was Josh Adams (a link to his blog can be found to your right) as well as three members of Act-i-vate, Dan Goldman, Ryan Roman and Ulises Farinas. Over the course of the 24 hours, we got to know these fellas, and they were all very cool. Sometime during that grueling ordeal that is the 24 hour comic, Dan Goldman mentioned to us that Zuda would be going live soon, so if we were planning to submit something we should hurry up and get it ready. Without that warning, Bobby might not have had Night Owls ready in time for the Zuda launch party, and we might not have become Instant Winners! So, again, big thanks to Dan Golman at Act-i-vate!
So, back to the panel. They talked a little bit about how Act-i-vate came to be. They introduced the members of Act-i-vate, some of who I had met. Besides Dan, Ryan and Ulises, I had met Paul Maybury at a party the previous Tuesday. It was celebrating the release of his new graphic novel AQUA LEUNG, and benefiting the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. Also at that party we met Dean Haspiel, Mike Cavallaro, Kevin Colden and Molly Crabapple. So, going into the panel, I now knew about eight Act-i-vate members, but like any collector, I gotta meet 'em all!
Some of you reading this are Zuda fans and no doubt recognize the name Dean Haspiel as the new Instant Winner (Congrats, Dean!) at Zuda. He is also the founder of Act-i-vate, and his Billy Dogma comics there are amazing. He's also been nominated for an Eisner, as has Mike Cavallaro for his comic, PARADE (WITH FIREWORKS).
There has been a bit of Zuda/Act-i-vate crossover, starting with Paul Maybury, who's Zuda entry MAXY J. MILLIONAIRE has moved to Act-i-vate. Then came Kevin Colden, who had a Zuda comic called STRANGLE/SWITCH and does a comic on Act-i-vate called FISHTOWN, and lately, Jim Dougan announced that he is bringing his Zuda entry, SAM & LILAH, over to Act-i-vate! Incidentally, my wife is a big fan of SAM & LILAH, so when it starts updating over there (in May, I think) another fan will find her way to Act-i-vate. And now, Dean Haspiel has a comic on Zuda.
Act-i-vate has been around for over two years, and is doing great. One of the things I like about the guys (and Molly) who I met at Act-i-vate is how supportive they have been of us comic creators at Zuda. I met a lot of cool people this weekend. I met some really famous people. But mostly, I'm glad I met the people who create the webcomics I read, be it on Zuda or Act-i-vate. They are comic creators after my own heart.
You will find a link to Act-i-vate on the right. Be sure to read MOTRO, BACKSTAGE, BILLY DOGMA, LOVIATHAN, KID ZERO, GLAM, FISHTOWN, PARTY BEAR, PERSIMMON CUP or any other comic you find. They are all quality.
Peter
Monday, April 07, 2008
Danielle Corsetto draws the Night Owls!
While we were working on the 24 hour comics challenge, Danielle Corsetto, creator of the wonderful comic strip "Girls with Slingshots", managed to find time to draw this truly amazing sketch of the Night Owls! I'm just blown away by how lively and cool this drawing is! Thank you, Danielle!
Monday, March 31, 2008
Thursday, March 06, 2008
Timony Twins LIVE IN PERSON!
Here's the latest news on personal appearances! Bobby and I will attempt to undergo the 24 Hour Comic Book challenge once again, this time at the Wild Pigs Comic Book Store in Kenilworth, NJ! We'll be joining a host of webcomic guys and gals! This whole thing is being done to promote Wild Pig's Spring sale, where everything on the shelves will be half off! So come on down and meet the Timony Twins, and buy some cool stuff on the cheap! The event kicks off at Noon on March 29th, and goes until 5PM the following day!
Also in attendence:
Webcomic sensation Danielle Corsetto of http://girlswithslingshots.com (she will be taking sketch requests!)!
The inimitable Jamie Hatton of http://www.inhislikeness.com!
David Gallaher, winner of DC’s online Zuda Comics contest as the creator of the werewolf western ‘High Moon’
Pete Stathis, the creator of the acclaimed Evenfall series published by Blue Feather Press!
Pin-up artist and 'The Key' creator Erica Hesse!
Bill Ellis of http://www.Silver-Rage.com!
All the nitty-gritty details of the event are right here:
http://www.wildpigcomics.com/spingsale.html
Also in attendence:
Webcomic sensation Danielle Corsetto of http://girlswithslingshots.com (she will be taking sketch requests!)!
The inimitable Jamie Hatton of http://www.inhislikeness.com!
David Gallaher, winner of DC’s online Zuda Comics contest as the creator of the werewolf western ‘High Moon’
Pete Stathis, the creator of the acclaimed Evenfall series published by Blue Feather Press!
Pin-up artist and 'The Key' creator Erica Hesse!
Bill Ellis of http://www.Silver-Rage.com!
All the nitty-gritty details of the event are right here:
http://www.wildpigcomics.com/spingsale.html
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Sunday, February 03, 2008
Timony Twins at 24 Hour Comics Day.
Here's a picture of Peter and me at Jim Hanley's Universe in NYC last October. We participated in the 24 Hour comics challenge. Both of us finished on time! You can see the results here.

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Thursday, December 27, 2007
New Twin Comics Available @ Indyplanet.com
New Twin Comics are available for Purchase at Indy Planet! Here's the link: Twin Comics @ IndyPlanet.com
The first is Tor the Mini-tar and It's Alive! by me, Bobby Timony. They are 2 of my 24 Hour comics collected together. 48 pages of comic!
The other is the Complete Sir Roland by Peter Timony, featuring all 3 Sir Roland 24 Hour Comics as well as the 2 page Filler story that was featured in Fat Mitch #2 and a bunch of Sir Roland comic strips! 80 pages of comic!
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