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Wednesday, July 30, 2008
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Comic-Con Recap
Written by Matt in News

Thanks to all of you that stopped by our booth, and for those of you that bought something, many thanks! We had a great time at Comic-Con last week. For Cory and I it was our first experience with all of the craziness. 

Before leaving we emailed some of the other exhibitors in the small press area. We got a ton of great advice, and it was nice to meet several of them. Most of their emails started with, “Comic-Con is CRAZY!” and they were right. From the hoards of people and star troopers to the hundreds of batmen and Darth …

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Wednesday, July 30, 2008
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San Diego Comic-Con 2008
Written by Cory in Art News

Here’s a little tour of the main floor. Enjoy.

watch?v=9_7thtvtA1o

Friday, July 25, 2008
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Comicon pics
Written by Zach in News

Here are some i-pics from Silver’s iphone.  First we have the igirl.  Whatever your question is at this moment, I’m sure it’s a good question, and I’m sorry I don’t have an answer.

 

 

It’s a bird.  It’s a plane.  It’s Cory in a plane pretending to be Superman!

Here’s a guy who takes super hero imitation much more seriously as

He struts around the place in his batjamas.

 

Here’s Ben on  the plane doing …

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Friday, July 25, 2008
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NEW WEBSITE
Written by Zach in News

Fancy

Function: adjective

Inflected Form(s): fan·ci·er; fan·ci·est

 

1a: not plain : ornamental <a fancy page> (2): swanky 2, posh <a fancy layout> b (1): of particular excellence or highest grade <fancy website> (2): impressive<that site has fancy functionality>

2: executed with technical skill and style <fancy programming >

 

Check out our fancy new Website.

 

Hats off especially to Mantooth, Kammer, and Mark Johnson for their magic powers.

Tuesday, July 22, 2008
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Good news and bad news.
Written by Zach in News

Here’s the good news.  A project we worked on for a while not only got off the ground, but it got listed on Wired magazine’s blog.  That’s pretty cool right?  Eliot Van Buskirk was kind enough to write up a bit on NoiseTrade.  This is a service that exchanges music for email addresses or a price you pick.  Hats off to Mark Johnson for the overtime he spent on the programming, and kudos to all who worked on it.  What’s the bad news you ask?  Well there’s not much, except our buddy Eliot apparently was in a hurry …

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