Gorr by Ryan VanMeter

by Zombie Boy on February 21, 2013 at 00:01
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Gorr by Ryan VanMeter

Gorr never looked more devil-dogish than in this exciting drawing by Ryan VanMeter!  Ryan is the co-creator and artist of OMGLN (Oh My God, Lesbians Now), an all ages superhero comic about three best friends who encounter and fight the crazy events that seems to happen to superheroes. The seres is written by Ian Austin (co-creator of Death Boy, and Lemon ‘n’ Lime).

A self taught artist, Ryan has spent time as a tattoo artist, and is a painter whose pallette is filled with bright colors. You can see Ryan’s art here.

Follow Ryan on Twitter: @ratlifter

Follow Ian on Twitter:  @I_A_Austin

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Your Webcomics Spotlight Series: Zombie Boy Comics

by Zombie Boy on February 19, 2013 at 00:01
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Jack at Your Webcomics! recently featured Zombie Boy Comics in his Spotlight Series. Swing by and check it out! Your Webcomics! is a site about webcomics, created by webcomic producers and fans. It features webcomic reviews, creator interviews and lots more. Thanks, Jack!

 

Follow Jack on Twitter: @YourWebcomics

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Zombie Boy by Jack Slade

by Zombie Boy on January 24, 2013 at 00:01
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Zombie Boy by Jack Slade

Zombie Boy by Jack Slade

This macabre masterpiece is by my friend, Jack Slade. Jack is a man who knows a thing or two about monsters. He’s currently developing his own webcomic, Scaredemy, which features an assortment of ooky characters attending monster school together.

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The creepy crew of Scaredemy by Jack Slade

 

Follow Jack on Twitter where he regularly posts concept and WIP sketches of all things Scaredemy: @SuperSlothComic

Thanks, Jack!

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Letter From Charles Schulz

by Zombie Boy on January 17, 2013 at 00:01
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to send a letter to your favorite cartoonist asking for a comic strip and get a letter back?

It’s 1966, and you want to own an original Peanuts comic strip by your favorite comic strip artist, Charles Schulz. You write him a letter, hoping to get a response. Would he send a strip? Could you be so lucky? Well, feast your eyes on this letter, a request by an interested party to Mr. Schulz for a comic strip…

Bear in mind, that strip, which was freely given, is worth at least $15,000 today. Not bad for a freebie!

 

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Zombie Boy Guest Strip by the Brothers Oliver

by Zombie Boy on December 25, 2012 at 01:41
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Zombie Boy by the Brothers Oliver

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Look what I found under my virtual Christmas tree! The Brothers Oliver are responsible for the irreverent and always entertaining TWXXD, and they recently celebrated their third anniversary online. Be sure to visit TWWXD and see what those two Canadian siblings are up to! Thanks Brandon and Colin Oliver for this special very holiday guest strip!

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