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Valentines Day Sex Drive 2014

Post author By amuletts
Post date February 14, 2014
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Happy Valentines Day everyone! And what better way to celebrate than with sexy nude comic art? There are many webcomics participating; you can find a full list of them below. Don’t forget to visit everyone.

Click the image below to see Tinuvielle Naked!

Please note it is a TWC Vote Incentive so you will be asked to confirm.

The Complete List of Valentine’s Day Sex Drive 2014 Participants

Tags art, comic, naked, nude, sex, sex drive, sexy, Tinuvielle, valentines day, valentines day sex drive, VDSD

Pg 65: Fool me twice

This week in Epic Fail: Dirk realises Amuletts has been messing with him again and is unhappy. Tinuvielle decides she’s going to do something about it.

Creator’s Commentary: “Fool me once shame on you; Fool me twice shame on me.”

In D&D terms the ‘Slippery’ spell would be the ‘Grease’ spell (but I kinda want non-D&D players to understand what the spell does without reading a spell description, thus the renaming).

I know Amuletts elicits mixed feelings in fans: some love her some hate her. But I think you can all agree that she’s been asking for it for a while now.

Tags Amuletts, comic, D&D, Dirk, epic fail, spell, Tinuvielle

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Comic Book Review: The Underfold – Best Apocalypse Ever!

Post author By amuletts
Post date August 15, 2011
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I found this collection enjoyable to read; I’ve dipped into ‘The Underfold’ online but never gone all the way back to the beginning, so most of this was new to me. One of the things I enjoy about webcomics is that you see artistic progression – the learning process – and as a creator I find this very inspiring because it shows even the greatest Artists come from humble beginnings. It’s unusual for a published book to show this, but in this case it does. In the beginning the art you see are sketches almost anyone could do and by the end it has progressed into a confident and unique style.

Tags Best Apocalypse Ever, Brian Russell, comic, comic book, geek, geek culture, review, sci-fi, The Underfold, webcomic

SPECIAL: Thor’s Hammer

Another special comic based on Thor. I just kept thinking up funnies so here you go! I’ve uploaded a bigger version to Deviantart which you can look at if you like.

I’m getting ready for the convention season and want to create a mini comic. Well… a pamphlet actually, but you’ll see what I mean. So I’ll be taking an officail break from the main comic but probably be posting a lot of other stuff. I’ll fill you in on the details with a proper blog post soon.

The first con I’ll be going to is the Bristol Small Press Expo on May 14th-15th.

Tags Amuletts, comic, epic fail, funny, thor, thor's hammer

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I should be working on my project…

Post author By amuletts
Post date April 8, 2011
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…but instead I’m procrastinating and watching hilarious videos like this that sum up exactly the way I’m feeling but still don’t help me get on with my project.

Sorry I haven’t posted any new comics lately. There will be a new page up soon.

Levni Yilmaz makes lots of cool videos and comics like these called ‘Tales of Mere Existance‘ about things that people say, or think, or do, or don’t do. I’ve subscribed to his YouTube Channel and you probably should too.

Tags comic, cool, Levni Yilmaz, project, tales of mere existance, videos

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Epic Fail Promo Banner

This is a digital painting I did of the whole Epic Fail cast looking fearsome. I’m planning on getting it printed onto an X-Banner which I can take to conventions, speaking of which I have two in May: The Bristol Small Press Expo and the MCM Expo (London). See yout there?

Tags banner, comic, conventions, epic fail, painting

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Why I think Flattr is awesome for Webcomics

Post author By amuletts
Post date March 9, 2011
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So. Flattr. You are probably wondering “Flat-err-WHAT?!” having never heard of this thing. I only heard about it last week. It was released in 2010 so it’s relatively new – less than a year old in fact, and still in beta. Nonetheless I am going to use my powers of prediction to foresee Flattr as a success – at least for webcomics!

I have a webcomic (Coo! You don’t say!) and with it terrific fans – in fact I’d go so far as to say the whole webcomics community is terrific. Fans and creators alike want to see the comics they love thrive and are incredibly supportive (and since you’re reading this I’ll take this opportunity to say, a little tearfully, Thanks Guys!) Yet, despite all this, only a small minority will send a donation. Don’t feel guilty – I have never donated myself. Sometimes I’ve hovered over the PayPal button, occassionally clicked, but gone through with it? Never. Here’s why:

Tags comic, Comics, creators, donate, donating, donations, easy, flat rate, flatter, flattery, flattr, like, micropayments, money, share, tip, tipping, tips, webcomic, webcomics

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Webcomic Review – Jake the Evil Hare

Post author By amuletts
Post date March 6, 2011
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Jake the Evil Hare‘s tagline is: What happens when a very bad jackrabbit goes good? Jake is an Anthromorph, or ‘Furry’ if you prefer, which the comic explains in a ‘Secret of NIMH‘ / evil-scientific-experiment-gone-wrong kinda way. He’s also evil and a bit of a dick, fond of random violence and justifying murder to his own satisfaction, but he is the lesser of two evils and moreover trying to change.

This is a story of redemption althought that’s hard to see at first, largely because Jake keeps acting like a dick – an amusing dick but a dick nonetheless. Jake the Evil Hare is a complete lampoon of the Superhero genre and it’s anti-hero protagonist is probably as anti the Marvel-stlye Superhero as you are going to get.

Tags anthro, anthromorph, bad, comic, comic book, dick, evil, furry, hare, humour, jackrabbit, Jake, Jake the Evil Hare, lampoon, random, review, story, superhero, webcomic

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Superman’s Epic Fail

Okay, I think it’s time for me to start blogging again about things I find funny or awesome. In this case it’s both!

Photo Credit: AP Images/Gero Breloer

‘Even Heroes Have Bad Days‘ is a sculpture by Marcus Wittmers and took part in Berlin’s ‘Heroes, Freaks and Superrabbis‘ exhibition last year. The title says it all really. Well, when you’re flying at super speeds from planet to planet it’d only take a small miscalculation for things to go horribly, horribly wrong.

The funniest thing is there are fanboys out there arguing over this. “Superman would knock the planet out of orbit, dude!” “Nah! He’d fly straight through it.” Heh heh, sorry guys, our evidence indicates he does a faceplant into a pavement somewhere. Heh heh.

The real intent of Berlin’s Superhero exhibition was to look at the social and historical context behind Golden Age Superheroes. Did you know that many of the most iconic superheroes, including Superman, Batman and Spiderman, were created by Jewish comic artists? Did you know that comics may have influenced America to join the fight against Nazism in World War II? Food for thought.

Tags berlin, comic, epic fail, exhibition, superhero, superheroes, superman

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Wayward Fall Interview – Part 2

Post author By amuletts
Post date December 14, 2010
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The Wayward Fall Interview with Taversia continues… Click here to go back and read part one.

Q6. What challenges do you face in a Live-Action (photo) comic compared to a cartoon one?

A6. Aside from the obvious health risks involved, such as standard fight choreography and the slave-driving of hungry, sleep-deprived actors who are often much bigger and more menacing than I am, other challenges faced are making sure the script properly aligns with the storyboarding of panels. I am both acting AND directing, so it is a little difficult to be doing that while seeing to it that the photographer is capturing the right angles for certain shots. The last shoot we had, it was a bit of a fight with some faulty equipment coupled with a race against time. We need natural lighting for the best shots, and getting all of the scenes we need in a timely fashion is often a pain when there is a full cast of characters to accommodate for. Eventually, the sun goes down and then it gets to be too dark to take pictures! Beyond that, I have many more hours ahead of me for editing and photoshop work.

Tags comic, curse, interview, live-action, photocomic, taversia, vampire, vampiric, Vigana, Wayward Fall, webcomic