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Thursday, April 30, 2009

Announcing Night Owls Season 3 and Commentary Track


WUXTRY! WUXTRY!



The Night Owls have been renewed for a third season on Zudacomics.com!



Bobby and Peter Timony's fan favorite webcomic, "The Night Owls" recently wrapped up completion of it's second season. Those anxious for more can breathe easy knowing that another 60 screens are heading their way, every Tuesday and Thursday at http://zudacomics.com/the_night_owls.



To celebrate the completion of their second season, the Timony Twins are offering a free PDF commentary track on their website. Fans can download it and read along as they go through the archives. It comes loaded with insights, asides and some historical facts about the era.



Download the commentary here!



Set in 1920's New York City, the Night Owls follows a trio of detectives that solve supernatural crimes. The brilliant Professor Ernest Baxter leads the group, whose members also include the scrappy flapper, Mindy Markus, and a hot dog loving gargoyle named Roscoe.



Created in the style of an old Sunday Newspaper serial, the strip deals with the sometimes macabre subject matter in a humorous and lighthearted way.









The Night Owls is © Peter Timony and Robert Timony. Zuda Comics and the Zuda logo are trademarks of DC Comics. TM and © DC Comics. All rights reserved.

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!

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

Agent Fat Kid!

There's a new cartoon on the YouTube called "Agent Fat Kid". It was written by my brother Peter (You may know him from the Night Owls) and animated by the good people over at "The Untitled Project". (You may also know them from "The Night Owls".)
Agent Fat Kid is the story of one portly juvenile who stands up for justice with his amazing gastronomical powers of regurgitation!

Just for fun, here's some original design sketches for Agent Fat Kid by me.


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.

Friday, March 06, 2009

Google Jumbumblebutt.



That guy up there? That's Jumbumblebutt Markus, who is currently appearing in The Night Owls.
As my pal Dave pointed out, if you Google Jumbumblebutt, the only links you'll find are references to him! What are the implications?!?
That means we created an entirely new search term for Google that's never been used before!
Jumbumblebutt used to go by the name of Rumpelstilskin, but had it legally changed, because everyone already knew his name, and he likes to be anonymous.
If his goal was to pick an unguessable name, than he picked a good one, seeing as Google can't find any other instance of it in any language. It can, however, find 584,000 results for the name "Rumpelstilskin".
Good job, Jumbumblebutt!

Wednesday, March 04, 2009

New Twin Comics Event Calendar!

I know you're always clamoring to know when and where the Timony Twins are going to be, so to help you out in your creepy stalker ways, we've added an event calendar to Twin Comics.com. Check it out!

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!

Thursday, February 26, 2009

Escapist Interview

The Escapist has a Timony Twin video interview up from NY ComicCon! It starts at about 1:50 after the Halo Ad.

Go Watch it!

And, if you're feeling especially verbal, you can leave a nice comment in their forum!

Hammer Time!

When all you have is a hammer, the February Zuda competition looks like a nail.

This month's Zuda is almost over and it's been one of the best one's in terms of quality. I can fully understand if you haven't gotten around to deciding who to vote for yet. So if you haven't, may I make a suggestion?
Vote for THE HAMMER! By my friends Sam Little, Gabe Ostley, Rob Berry and Steve Steiner!




Monday, February 23, 2009

Got bunnies?


The above photo is of Dewey & Nelly, my two bunnies, chillin' under the bed. Dewey is the big one, Nelly is the one with the cute tufts of fur.
Spring is around the corner, and my wife and I are considering what to plant in the new garden. Since we're responsible bunny owners, we wanted to plant stuff that is safe for them to chew on.
So, I did some research and compiled a big list of bunny safe and bunny toxic plants.
As you can imagine, this is a very important list, so I thought I'd do all the bunny-owners out there a big favor and share it with the world!
Click below for Basil the Bunny's List of Safe and Toxic Plants:

Thursday, February 19, 2009

Watch out!


I'd like to send a big thank you to Marc J. Fletcher over at the Den of Geek website for naming us as one of the Ten Comicbook Creators to Watch Out For! (Or would that be two of the creators? No, I guess we'd count as .5 creators to watch out for each.)
Anyways, Thanks Marc and the Den of Geeks! We wear our geek badges with honor.

Wednesday, February 18, 2009

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.

Sunday, February 15, 2009

10 questions for Bobby Timony

ComicsCareers.com has a revealing interview with me up on their site, where they ask and I answer ten soul-probing questions about comics and stuff related to comics. Come have a peek into my brain.
LINK: 10 Questions for Bobby Timony

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

The National Cartoonist Society


Ladies and Gentlemen, I'd like to introduce you to the newest member of the National Cartoonist's Society... ME!

Tha's right, folks. Thanks to letters of recommendation from my friends Brad Guigar and Delfin Barral, (Both members in good standing) as well as a unanimous vote of approval from the NCS, I'm now an official member!

I'm gonna go celebrate.

Bobby Timony

Monday, February 02, 2009

My art on Ebay?

I guess this is a milestone for me. I'm pretty sure this is the first time a sketch by me has been put up on ebay!
It's a sketch of Popeye I doodled in San Diego, and it's going for a very reasonable 15 bucks! The proceeds go to a good cause, the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund! So why not drop by ebay and put in a bid to help out the CBLDF?
Click here for the Ebay link!

Saturday, January 31, 2009

TIMONY TWINS at New York Comic Con, and Decoder Wheel Goodness!

Hey everybody! The New York Comic Con is next weekend. If anyone plans on attending and wants to know where they can find the Timony Twins, here is our schedule!

FRIDAY, We will be speaking at the Zuda Comics Panel from 3:30-4:30 in Room 1A06! Joining us at this panel will be the following fellow Zuda creators:
Johnny Zito (THE BLACK CHERRY BOMBSHELLS, writer)
Tony Trov (THE BLACK CHERRY BOMBSHELLS, writer)
Sacha Borisich (THE BLACK CHERRY BOMBSHELLS, artist)
John Dallaire (THE BLACK CHERRY BOMBSHELLS, colorist)
Dean Haspiel (STREET CODE, writer/artist)
David Gallaher (HIGH MOON, writer)
Steve Ellis (HIGH MOON, artist)
Daniel Govar (AZURE, writer/artist)
Caanan Grall (CELADORE, writer/artist)
Kevin Colden (I RULE THE NIGHT, writer/artist)
Gus Higuera (RE-EVOLUTION, writer)

Also on Friday, we will be at the DC booth signing stuff and doing free sketches from 4:30-5:30! It's a huge mega-booth for DC, you can't miss it, but just in case, it is booth #1641.

SATURDAY, Our DC signing is scheduled for 12:00-1:00!

SUNDAY, We're pulling a double shift, and you can find us at the DC booth from 3:00-5:00!

ALL WEEKEND!!! When we are not at the places described above, you can find us either wandering aimlessly through the con, OR you can look for us at our very own table, which isn't our very own technically, because there you can also find the creators of HIGH MOON, David Gallaher and Steve Ellis! Look for booth #2340!

DECODER WHEELS!!!

If you have a decoder wheel, bust it out on Tuesday! There will be a secret code word hidden in the comic! Anyone who approaches our booth or one of the Timony Twins in person and tells us the secret code word will get an EXCLUSIVE FREE GIFT, available to Night Owls Code Breakers ONLY!!!

If you do not have a code wheel or don't know where your code wheel is, please email us at twincomics@gmail.com and I will happily send the file to you. Or, stop by our booth and pick up a laminated one for free (while supplies last!)

PERTINENT LINKS!!!

NIGHT OWLS

HIGH MOON

TWIN COMICS

NEW YORK COMIC CON

OTHER ZUDA COMICS!

BLACK CHERRY BOMBSHELLS
STREET CODE
AZURE
CELADORE
I RULE THE NIGHT
RE-EVOLUTION

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

The Night Owls Solve another case!

Whew, that was a close one! Today's episode wraps up the Mummy story arc! (Get it? nudge nudge) Join us again on Thursday for the start of a brand new adventure in which Roscoe brews up some trouble for himself! Make sure to view it in Full Screen mode for the optimal experience!

Monday, January 12, 2009

LOVE THE DANGO!


Hey everybody, this fun little crossover betwixt the NIGHT OWLS and LOVE THE DANGO comes courtesy of Manekochan, AKA Amber Stone. Her comic is in Zuda's January Competition, so check it out, and remember to VOTE!

Thursday, January 08, 2009

ROSCOE has INTERNET!

Hey everybody! I just thought I'd give a heads up to fans of the NIGHT OWLS that you follow Roscoe the Gargoyle online at either Facebook or Twitter or BOTH!

On Twitter, he can be found @RoscoeGargoyle

He is Roscoe Gargoyle on Facebook too.

It can get a little confusing, since he is still in 1927. He has a computer from the future, and all the necessary wires run into a small time warp and are plugged in in someone's house here in 2009.

Peter