September 23rd, 2005
SPX has no webcomic panels this year?
I was just taking a look at the programming for this year’s SPX, and I see no mention of webcomics related panels, or business of webcomics. Last year there were two panels. — I guess it’s safe to say everything that was going on last year, kinda imploded???
I still can’t believe that not ONE webcomic panel exists. That’s sad. I’ll make sure that next year there IS a webcomic panel of some kind. I really can’t believe no one offered to do one. Someone dropped the ball. LINK!







September 23rd, 2005 at 8:16 pm
You mean Gabe and Tycho are missing a chance to whore it up at a convention?
Just kidding. PA is almost as good as Yirmumah.
Sucks that there’s going to be no representation of the webcomic front there though.
I boycot SPX! Fuck it, I’m not going!
Not that I was anyway.. But..
*cough*
September 24th, 2005 at 12:09 am
Actually, the Dumbrella Crew are going to SPX. That Includes Wigu, Scary-go-Round, and a Few others I cant think of right now. So there is Webcomic People there, a good number.
September 24th, 2005 at 3:33 am
There are also 12 Grind folk (I know…) and three judges here. Are you coming down, DJ?
September 24th, 2005 at 8:29 am
Brandon.. No, DJ is “going down”… nyuck, nyuck..
September 24th, 2005 at 11:31 am
There’s no doubt that a lot of webcomic artists *attend* SPX, but DJ’s surprise comes from the fact that there at least two panels dedicated to online comics last year (one of which he was on). One was interesting, the other fairly pointless.
2006 will be the year of the online comic.
b
September 24th, 2005 at 12:04 pm
Nah, I didn’t book a table fast enough apparently, and I have other responsibilities. The plan was to come down for a day, but looks like that isn’t happening.
I know there are webcomic people THERE. But I thought there would at least be a panel ABOUT webcomics, maybe just encouraging new people to logon or show them alternatives to the print market and expanding their audience.
Next year. Maybe I’ll organize it and get some big minds of the webcomics world to go through a run down of the state of the webcomics union— Eric Burns would be perfect to do that sort of thing.