We are interested in tales told using multiple media, including pictorial storytelling such as comics. The word "comics" is often used in a limited way to imply works of humour and stories for children and adolescents. The works we are proud to include here may be humorous, but may be serious; they may appeal to children, but they will often be aimed at people with a mature and complex outlook on life. In any case we trust that you will enjoy and be enriched by the creative works that we have gathered under this heading. The Adventures of Rocketship GingerThe rollicking adventures of a child of the universe. Bird Brains (The IDT Weblog)The cartoons and editorials of D.C. Simpson and friends. The Bunny People of Planet PynkA spin-off of Rocketship Ginger meant to be the introduction to a game. Anyone willing to invest? Freefall
Robots and mutants and aliens, oh my! Silly adult humour by Mark Stanley. Ozy & Millie
Charming and insightful humour from our very own award winning cartoonist, D.C. Simpson. StardropA charming science fiction story by Mark Oakley set on present day Earth. Unicorn JellyA beautiful, exciting, moving and funny tale of heart and intellect by Jennifer Diane Reitz. ZonieZone out under the hot Arizona sun with Zonie the chilli-loving coyote and his friends! Count Your SheepOkay, we are not mirroring this strip, but we would love to. Utterly adorable story about a girl and her imaginary sheep friend. You rock, Adrian Ramos! Convention reportsSan Diego Comic Con 1998San Diego Comic Con 1999Further Confusion 2000San Diego Comic Con 2000San Diego Comic Con 2001 |