Rick Kirkman, the artist of “Baby Blues,” which is in over 1200 papers, joins me for a talk on his art, working with his old friend and colleague Jerry Scott, and their interesting and frustrating journey into television animation! It’s quite an honor to have someone of his experience and talent on the show, so help me celebrate 20 years of “Baby Blues” with him!
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The Legend of Bill Collection 1 Now Available
By Mike Witmer on February 5th, 2010Posted In: blog, news
The Legend of Bill comic book, issue #1 is HERE, and it’s SHIPPING out to pre-order buyers! Support Legend of Bill (and its creator) and get YOURS here if you haven’t already! No waiting! ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
‘L.A. Times’ Gets Heat for Comics Page Changes
By Mike Witmer on February 4th, 2010Posted In: blog, news
From Editor & Publisher Magazine:
NEW YORK Apparently, the Los Angeles Times never learned the lesson that you Do Not Mess With the Comics Pages. ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
From The Daily Cartoonist: The Chicago Tribune is responding to reader complaints about the illegibility of some if its comics by increasing the size it runs several of those comics. ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
How great is the new Tall Tale Features site? Big thanks to Imy’s Irma E. and Pinkerton’s Mike Witmer for the great work they’ve done making this place, as one person has already put it, a DESTINATION. ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
TTF Review #2 – Rival Angels by Allen Evans
By Mike Witmer on February 1st, 2010Posted In: blog, reviews
Welcome to a brand-new feature of our TTF community. Webcomics Reviews. On a weekly basis, multiple members of the Tall Tale Features roster will review a strip submitted to us by it’s creator. The reviews will be honest (brutally if need be) and constructive (hopefully). If you’d like to submit your strip to be reviewed by the Tall Tall Features gang, send an e-mail to talltalefeatures at gmail dot com. Please note: Due to volume, not all submissions will be reviewed. 
This week, we will review Rival Angels by Allen Evans. Rival Angels follows the story of Sabrina ‘Ultragirl’ Mancini and her three roommates in the fight of their lives as they battle against the best wrestlers in the world. As Sabrina begins her career she finds the road already full of personal and professional rivalries to contend with.
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