At Super Frat, it’s a rare installment of Tony D’s Rejected Comedy Samples featuring Why I’m Not Speaking to David.
And the Quote of the Day is from Dick Ayers via Man Without Fear:
“I refrain from creating.”
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At Super Frat, it’s Rewritten Headlines: Drones to Facebook.
And the Quote of the Day is from Al Feldstein via the A.V. Club:
“The comic-book industry today is not what it was back then, unfortunately. Kids are no longer interested in reading comic books; they’ve got television and the electronic games that they can bury themselves in like ostriches. They don’t have to pay attention to what’s going on in the world around them.”
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At Super Frat, it’s a new strip with the White House intern, MPH, in President Disconnect.
Christian Beranek and Kelci have a new strip at Validation.
Welcome our latest link buddy, Crass Sophisticate by Jarett. It’s vulgar and intelligent! And don’t forget our other link buddies Crowbar Benson, Punching the Clock, Sluggy Freelance and Zombie Ranch.
And the Quote of the Day is from Mark Bagley via CBR:
“To me a comic is more a form of communication…of storytelling, not so much of illustration. My job is to tell the story visually to the best of my ability.“
At Super Frat, it’s Twitter in Focus with Simpsons writer, Tim Long.
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And the Quote of the Day is from Stan Lee:
“We tried to make our characters as human and empathetic as possible. Instead of merely emphasizing their super feats, we attempted to make their personal life and personal problems as realistic and as interesting as possible. We wanted to make them seem like real people whom the reader would like to spend time with and want to know better.”
At Super Frat, Dick gets tutoring over the summer break in Summer on Campus.
And the Quote of the Day is from Devin Grayson via Periscope Studio:
“I don’t think any creator should feel responsible for attracting any particular demographic. A creator’s job is telling a story as well as it can be told.”
