SAN DIEGO SCHEDULE

We got our signing schedule for the San Diego Comic Con!

You can find us at the DC Booth from Thurs-Sat at 11:30 -12:30 alongside Michael Walton, creator of DUAL for Zuda, and again from 3:00-4:00 alongside Jeremy Love of BAYOU fame.

On Sunday, we'll be there 10:30-11:30 all by ourselves.

We will also most likely to be attending Zuda's panel at 3:00 on Sunday. Here are the details: SUNDAY
@3:00 PM – Making Webcomics (Room 4): Join Ron Perazza (ZUDA COMICS), Kwanza Johnson (ZUDA COMICS), Kevin Colden (Fishtown, I RULE THE NIGHT), Cameron Stewart (Sin Titulo, SEAGUY, OTHERSIDE), Molly Crabapple (Backstage, Dr. Sketchys Anti-Art School ) and others for an inclusive, round table discussion about the advantages, challenges, questions, solutions, costs and benefits of making webcomics for fun and profit. Topics include working with a publisher, self-publishing, promoting yourself, best practices, style and moving from web to print (or vice-versa)!

For full info on all of the SDCC plans for Zuda in general, check out this link: ZUDA PLANS

See you in San Diego!

Peter

P.S. Michael Walton is the guy who drew this for us:

For Your Consideration, The HARVEY Awards

2009 Harvey Award Nomination Ballots Online Now!

Download .pdf Nomination Ballot
Download .txt Nomination Ballot

While you are nominating, please consider any number of Zuda projects (Including HIGH MOON, BAYOU, or THE NIGHT OWLS) for BEST ONLINE COMICS WORK, BEST NEW SERIES, BEST SYNDICATED STRIP, BEST WRITER, BEST LETTERER, or BEST NEW TALENT.

Ballot Deadline March 27,2009

E-Mail Submission: harveyballots@hotmail.com

Snail Mail : Paul McSpadden
Administrator Harvey Awards
605 West Arapaho Road
Richardson, Texas 75080

All ballots must include the requested professional verification information. Name :Address :City :State :Zip :Email :Brief List of Work in Comics :

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Happy Birthday to ZUDA!

Today is the one year anniversary of the launch of ZUDA! Man, I remember that day well! The whole website had that "new website" smell. I remember reading Bayou first, then reading the competition comics. I thought to myself, "Myself," which is how I address myself when thinking to myself, for myself is me, "Myself," I thought, "These comics are good, and so different from what we're doing... does Night Owls even stand a chance?!?" Then I logged in and voted for High Moon.

It also happens to be Free Pie Thursday, so have a piece of pie in honor of Zuda! Then go there and read free comics... FREE COMICS!!!