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Tally Ho!
Posted by J. Torres @ 20:56:28 - Category: General
Hello, comic fans. CBI host J. Torres here. But tonight I am your "Tally Ho" with an update...
Approximately 12 hours since the deadline for submissions has passed and 4 of the judges on the selection committee have submitted their nominees.
Right now, I have the names of 17 artists who have close to a 60% chance of being invited into this competition.
(But those odds could change drastically once our fifth judge submits his nominees!)
I'd love to tell you guys who's in the running. But I can't. Okay, I can. But I won't. I will, however, throw some more numbers at you:
From what I can recall, 3 of these artists also submitted a link in last year's Open Call.
And 1 of them even made it to the nominations stage but, alas, not the top 10.
Want more clues?
I count 13 from the US. 2 from Canada. And 1 each from Spain, South Africa, and Australia.
Oh, and to my peeps in the OYM forum... 1 of our "regulars" looks like he's got a shot at this.
So, tally up all those numbers, go check out all those links again, and see if you can figure out who is so near but yet so far.
I'll hopefully be back here tomorrow with some comments from our judges in the selection committee. Take care till then. And remember to have fun!
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May 30th, 2004
Tick, Tick, Tick...
Posted by J. Torres @ 09:40:11 - Category: General
Hello, comic fans. J. Torres here. We're less than 24 hours away from the submissions deadlines. So far, we've received over 160 entries. The thread has over 10,000 views. And this contest is just beginning. I've gone through every single post and already have my favourties bookmarked to see how they fare in the end. I hope you're enjoying discovering all these new talents and checking out all that eye candy as much as I am.
There's certainly a lot of action going on behind the scenes, too. Our selection committee has been busy viewing everyone's samples, bookmarking their favourites, making notes, giving some people a second or third or even fourth look, directing one another towards certain links, even warning each other to steer clear of others, and debating the merits of one artist or style over another for this competition.
At this point in the contest, I'd like to give a shout out to my co-moderators on the CBI forum, Augie de Blieck, Brandon Hanvey, and of course Jonah Weiland for helping manage the submissions thread and validating all those posts. It's not as easy as it may sound and these guys are working round the clock, folks!
That said, if you're planning to enter, make sure not to wait till the last minute. Again, the Open Call thread will close at noon (E.S.T.) tomorrow, Monday, May 31st. Please post as early as possible. If your post gets rejected at the eleventh hour and you don't have time to make whatever corrections and resubmit... sorry. Once the thread is closed, it's closed.
Good luck, everyone!
May 28th, 2004
Thursday's Comic Book Idol Action
Posted by Jonah Weiland @ 00:52:00 - Category: General
First off, are you looking for information on how to enter the contest? Well, then click here.
Wow, Thursday was a busy day! If you've been following the action in the Open Call thread on the Comic Book Idol Forum, you already know that. Over 90 artists submitted their work for consideration on Thursday and there are many more to come. There are some really amazing submissions so far. Take some time out this weekend and check out the entries. As for you artist types, you all have until Monday at Noon Eastern Time to get your entries in. Don't wait 'til the last minute!
To those of you out there who know an artist that should enter this contest, drop them an e-mail and say, "Hey, you should try to be the next Comic Book Idol!" Of course, you should probably tell them a little bit more than just that, like maybe a URL or something, otherwise they'll have no clue what you're talking about!
Okay, getting back to the topic at hand, Thursday had some other interesting developments. One of our panel of judges on the selection committee, the five artists from last year's Comic Book Idol competition, has had to drop out and an alternate put in his place. L. Frank Weber, who made it through to round three last year is bowing out. It seems his schedule just got a lot busier, due in part to work he got thanks to being seen in Comic Book Idol, and just won't have the time to devote to choosing our ten contestants. He's promised to watch the contest with interest, though, so he'll be around.
Taking Frank's place will be Michael Flores, who made it to round four last year. It turns out that Micahel's wife had a baby last week, so he'll be up all night anyway. Rounding out our selection committee is Comic Book Idol 1 winner Patrick Scherberger, Martin Redmond, Chris Ring and Jonathan Hickman. Good luck, guys, the choice is not going to be easy.
That's it for this update. We'll probably have an update or two for you this weekend as more entries come in.
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here you go... free comics for all
http://www.imagecomics.co(...)mp;sub1=onlinecomics
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Wolverine artist Darick Robertson has hinted that he may be doing the artwork for a new ongoing Nightcrawler series from Marvel Comics on his official Web site, DarickR.com.
Having previously revealed that he would be working on an X-book (see 'COMIX-FAN NEWS BRIEFS - APRIL 22, 2004'), today Robertson teased with more.
"I was offered a new ongoing book at Marvel today that has me tap dancing. I will be doing a new ongoing book with an X-character going solo. I can't say who it is yet, but it's a book I am as excited to be working on as I was Wolverine. This character has never had a solo ongoing before and it's a great opportunity to make it great."
"I will be finishing Wolverine at the same time I am starting up on this, going into it right as I finish off my oversized issue of the Hulk. I am happy, happy, happy to be letting go of Wolverine for this project."
When another poster asked, "Hmmm... should we be investing in catnip?", alluding to the title possibly being a Beast series, Robertson replied, "I can't say, but your logic is fuzzy."
Robertson also revealed a writer has been chosen for the book, and the writer is one that he has not worked with before.
Robertson's comments seem to suggest that his new assignment is on an ongoing Nightcrawler series. Such a title has oft been rumoured of late, with outgoing Uncanny X-Men writer Chuck Austen - who Robertson has not worked with - attached.
Stay tuned to Comix-Fan for more on this situation as it comes to light.
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Tally Ho!
Posted by J. Torres @ 20:56:28 - Category: General
Hello, comic fans. CBI host J. Torres here. But tonight I am your "Tally Ho" with an update...
Approximately 12 hours since the deadline for submissions has passed and 4 of the judges on the selection committee have submitted their nominees.
Right now, I have the names of 17 artists who have close to a 60% chance of being invited into this competition.
(But those odds could change drastically once our fifth judge submits his nominees!)
I'd love to tell you guys who's in the running. But I can't. Okay, I can. But I won't. I will, however, throw some more numbers at you:
From what I can recall, 3 of these artists also submitted a link in last year's Open Call.
And 1 of them even made it to the nominations stage but, alas, not the top 10.
Want more clues?
I count 13 from the US. 2 from Canada. And 1 each from Spain, South Africa, and Australia.
Oh, and to my peeps in the OYM forum... 1 of our "regulars" looks like he's got a shot at this.
So, tally up all those numbers, go check out all those links again, and see if you can figure out who is so near but yet so far.
I'll hopefully be back here tomorrow with some comments from our judges in the selection committee. Take care till then. And remember to have fun!
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May 30th, 2004
Tick, Tick, Tick...
Posted by J. Torres @ 09:40:11 - Category: General
Hello, comic fans. J. Torres here. We're less than 24 hours away from the submissions deadlines. So far, we've received over 160 entries. The thread has over 10,000 views. And this contest is just beginning. I've gone through every single post and already have my favourties bookmarked to see how they fare in the end. I hope you're enjoying discovering all these new talents and checking out all that eye candy as much as I am.
There's certainly a lot of action going on behind the scenes, too. Our selection committee has been busy viewing everyone's samples, bookmarking their favourites, making notes, giving some people a second or third or even fourth look, directing one another towards certain links, even warning each other to steer clear of others, and debating the merits of one artist or style over another for this competition.
At this point in the contest, I'd like to give a shout out to my co-moderators on the CBI forum, Augie de Blieck, Brandon Hanvey, and of course Jonah Weiland for helping manage the submissions thread and validating all those posts. It's not as easy as it may sound and these guys are working round the clock, folks!
That said, if you're planning to enter, make sure not to wait till the last minute. Again, the Open Call thread will close at noon (E.S.T.) tomorrow, Monday, May 31st. Please post as early as possible. If your post gets rejected at the eleventh hour and you don't have time to make whatever corrections and resubmit... sorry. Once the thread is closed, it's closed.
Good luck, everyone!
May 28th, 2004
Thursday's Comic Book Idol Action
Posted by Jonah Weiland @ 00:52:00 - Category: General
First off, are you looking for information on how to enter the contest? Well, then click here.
Wow, Thursday was a busy day! If you've been following the action in the Open Call thread on the Comic Book Idol Forum, you already know that. Over 90 artists submitted their work for consideration on Thursday and there are many more to come. There are some really amazing submissions so far. Take some time out this weekend and check out the entries. As for you artist types, you all have until Monday at Noon Eastern Time to get your entries in. Don't wait 'til the last minute!
To those of you out there who know an artist that should enter this contest, drop them an e-mail and say, "Hey, you should try to be the next Comic Book Idol!" Of course, you should probably tell them a little bit more than just that, like maybe a URL or something, otherwise they'll have no clue what you're talking about!
Okay, getting back to the topic at hand, Thursday had some other interesting developments. One of our panel of judges on the selection committee, the five artists from last year's Comic Book Idol competition, has had to drop out and an alternate put in his place. L. Frank Weber, who made it through to round three last year is bowing out. It seems his schedule just got a lot busier, due in part to work he got thanks to being seen in Comic Book Idol, and just won't have the time to devote to choosing our ten contestants. He's promised to watch the contest with interest, though, so he'll be around.
Taking Frank's place will be Michael Flores, who made it to round four last year. It turns out that Micahel's wife had a baby last week, so he'll be up all night anyway. Rounding out our selection committee is Comic Book Idol 1 winner Patrick Scherberger, Martin Redmond, Chris Ring and Jonathan Hickman. Good luck, guys, the choice is not going to be easy.
That's it for this update. We'll probably have an update or two for you this weekend as more entries come in.
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here you go... free comics for all
http://www.imagecomics.co(...)mp;sub1=onlinecomics
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Wolverine artist Darick Robertson has hinted that he may be doing the artwork for a new ongoing Nightcrawler series from Marvel Comics on his official Web site, DarickR.com.
Having previously revealed that he would be working on an X-book (see 'COMIX-FAN NEWS BRIEFS - APRIL 22, 2004'), today Robertson teased with more.
"I was offered a new ongoing book at Marvel today that has me tap dancing. I will be doing a new ongoing book with an X-character going solo. I can't say who it is yet, but it's a book I am as excited to be working on as I was Wolverine. This character has never had a solo ongoing before and it's a great opportunity to make it great."
"I will be finishing Wolverine at the same time I am starting up on this, going into it right as I finish off my oversized issue of the Hulk. I am happy, happy, happy to be letting go of Wolverine for this project."
When another poster asked, "Hmmm... should we be investing in catnip?", alluding to the title possibly being a Beast series, Robertson replied, "I can't say, but your logic is fuzzy."
Robertson also revealed a writer has been chosen for the book, and the writer is one that he has not worked with before.
Robertson's comments seem to suggest that his new assignment is on an ongoing Nightcrawler series. Such a title has oft been rumoured of late, with outgoing Uncanny X-Men writer Chuck Austen - who Robertson has not worked with - attached.
Stay tuned to Comix-Fan for more on this situation as it comes to light.
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There Is No Gravity.
The Earth Sucks.
--Brett Easton Ellis
The Earth Sucks.
--Brett Easton Ellis
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Niemand leest ooit de openingspost, dus kan ik erin gooien wat ik maar wil. En de titel is nog altijd beter dan suffe Friends-titel-rip-offs, die hebben we nu ook wel gezien en gehad als je het mij vraagt.quote:Op dinsdag 1 juni 2004 11:48 schreef DennisMoore het volgende:
Boeiend ook. .
There Is No Gravity.
The Earth Sucks.
--Brett Easton Ellis
The Earth Sucks.
--Brett Easton Ellis
Waarom maak je er dan niks leuks van?quote:Op dinsdag 1 juni 2004 11:51 schreef Kugari-Ken het volgende:
[..]
Niemand leest ooit de openingspost, dus kan ik erin gooien wat ik maar wil. En de titel is nog altijd beter dan suffe Friends-titel-rip-offs, die hebben we nu ook wel gezien en gehad als je het mij vraagt.
neuh, maar dit is gewoon een kwestie van dwarsliggen om aandachte te krijgen / op te vallen
pleur gewoon die H in de opningspost
pleur gewoon die H in de opningspost
jah maar dat is dan dus weer eigenlijk een man hequote:en mercedes
Op zondag 26 september 2004 14:45 schreef DennisMoore het volgende:
Het zij je vergeven, omdat je een maisje bent. 8-).
Het zij je vergeven, omdat je een maisje bent. 8-).
Nee, dit is lekker boeiend zullen we zeggen.quote:Op dinsdag 1 juni 2004 11:51 schreef Kugari-Ken het volgende:
[..]
Niemand leest ooit de openingspost, dus kan ik erin gooien wat ik maar wil. En de titel is nog altijd beter dan suffe Friends-titel-rip-offs, die hebben we nu ook wel gezien en gehad als je het mij vraagt.
Anastasia like Russian royalty, Beaverhausen like... where the beaver live.
So you can make me cum, that doesn't make you Jesus.
"I'm single, I'm free on Saturday night and I can arch my back until my head touches my heels."
So you can make me cum, that doesn't make you Jesus.
"I'm single, I'm free on Saturday night and I can arch my back until my head touches my heels."
Als je een nieuw deel in een reeks opent, dan is het wel zo netjes om deze een beetje normaal te openen.quote:Op dinsdag 1 juni 2004 11:51 schreef Kugari-Ken het volgende:
Niemand leest ooit de openingspost, dus kan ik erin gooien wat ik maar wil. En de titel is nog altijd beter dan suffe Friends-titel-rip-offs, die hebben we nu ook wel gezien en gehad als je het mij vraagt.
Dat geforceerd willen opvallen, en het anders willen zijn, is zo... puberaal.
Ik stel voor dat een volgende keer iemand anders maar een nieuw deel opent.
idd dit leest geen hond en gaat ook nergens overquote:Op dinsdag 1 juni 2004 11:54 schreef beaverhausen het volgende:
[..]
Nee, dit is lekker boeiend zullen we zeggen.
Op zondag 26 september 2004 14:45 schreef DennisMoore het volgende:
Het zij je vergeven, omdat je een maisje bent. 8-).
Het zij je vergeven, omdat je een maisje bent. 8-).
gooi deze dan op slot en maak een nieuwe aan. Ik kan m'n posts niet editten en ik kan die terig H nergens vinden, want in een gesloten topic kn ik niet quoten om de H te copy pastten.quote:Op dinsdag 1 juni 2004 11:53 schreef Cybart het volgende:
neuh, maar dit is gewoon een kwestie van dwarsliggen om aandachte te krijgen / op te vallen
pleur gewoon die H in de opningspost
There Is No Gravity.
The Earth Sucks.
--Brett Easton Ellis
The Earth Sucks.
--Brett Easton Ellis
*naar binnen wandel*
Wil ik naar het vorige topic... is tie dicht
Wil ik naar het vorige topic... is tie dicht
Je kunt tegenwoordig beter in brood beleggen.
omdat ik geen humor heb. Omdat negatieve aandacht het langste blijft hangen, omdat ik dug ben, omdat Jlo een dikkereet heeft, omdat Twaalfje danst met Jim, omdat de wereld rond is, omdat ik echt geen zin heb om een kwartier te moeten zoeken naar die H en dan te horen krijgen dat het te lang duurde eer ik een topic geopend heb, omdat ik puberaal ben, omdat ik een hersenafwijking heb, omdat omdat omdat, doe het de volgende keer zelf maar, en wees gerust ik zal nooit meer een topic afsluiten.quote:Op dinsdag 1 juni 2004 11:52 schreef Marc_mga het volgende:
[..]
Waarom maak je er dan niks leuks van?
There Is No Gravity.
The Earth Sucks.
--Brett Easton Ellis
The Earth Sucks.
--Brett Easton Ellis
koffie?quote:Op dinsdag 1 juni 2004 11:58 schreef Kugari-Ken het volgende:
[..]
omdat ik geen humor heb. Omdat negatieve aandacht het langste blijft hangen, omdat ik dug ben, omdat Jlo een dikkereet heeft, omdat Twaalfje danst met Jim, omdat de wereld rond is, omdat ik echt geen zin heb om een kwartier te moeten zoeken naar die H en dan te horen krijgen dat het te lang duurde eer ik een topic geopend heb, omdat ik puberaal ben, omdat ik een hersenafwijking heb, omdat omdat omdat, doe het de volgende keer zelf maar, en wees gerust ik zal nooit meer een topic afsluiten.
quote:These are the days that I’ve been missing
Give me the taste give me the joy of summer wine
These are the days that bring new meaning
I feel the stillness of the sun and I feel fine
Notice how my icon is remarkably absent...quote:Op dinsdag 1 juni 2004 11:59 schreef Vlarp het volgende:
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There Is No Gravity.
The Earth Sucks.
--Brett Easton Ellis
The Earth Sucks.
--Brett Easton Ellis
ik denk niet dat ie daar blij van wordquote:Op dinsdag 1 juni 2004 11:57 schreef Marc_mga het volgende:
Blubblub, bemoeder jij Kugari eens? Hij wordt nu door iedereen aangevallen
Op zondag 26 september 2004 14:45 schreef DennisMoore het volgende:
Het zij je vergeven, omdat je een maisje bent. 8-).
Het zij je vergeven, omdat je een maisje bent. 8-).
JA! Op Nld3 en op internet heb ik veel zitten volgen, kon helaas niet gaan i.v.m examens maar ga wel naar paleisrevolutie in Utrecht eind juni.quote:Op dinsdag 1 juni 2004 12:02 schreef Sunjammer het volgende:
Iemand nog wat van Pinkpop meegekregen?
(check mn avatar bovendien)
Marcje! (Hoe ist?)quote:Op dinsdag 1 juni 2004 12:04 schreef Marc_mga het volgende:
[..]
JA! Op Nld3 en op internet heb ik veel zitten volgen, kon helaas niet gaan i.v.m examens maar ga wel naar paleisrevolutie in Utrecht eind juni.
(check mn avatar bovendien)
(Hoe ist?)Ik heb alleen After Forever en Muse gezien... Voor de rest vond ik het echt zwaar tegenvallen dit jaar.
Je kunt tegenwoordig beter in brood beleggen.
vond de moeite niet om er iets echt van te kijkenquote:Op dinsdag 1 juni 2004 12:02 schreef Sunjammer het volgende:
Iemand nog wat van Pinkpop meegekregen?
Novastar heb ik een stukje gezien, Franz Ferdinand was wel cool
maar rest was niet zo bijster interesant om te kijken
Lowlands en Werchter zijn interesanter
http://3voor12.vpro.nl/3v(...)47&lstreams=12001252quote:Op dinsdag 1 juni 2004 12:04 schreef Marc_mga het volgende:
[..]
JA! Op Nld3 en op internet heb ik veel zitten volgen, kon helaas niet gaan i.v.m examens maar ga wel naar paleisrevolutie in Utrecht eind juni.
(check mn avatar bovendien)
Hier heb ik het op gevolgd, volgens mij kan je nog steeds stukjes terugzien
