New comic for today, based on a conversation whilst driving in yesterday morning. It’s near real-time comedy, just for you!
Over at Websnark, Eric Burns found a nifty tool by the creators of a bunch of online comics. It’s called Oh No! Robot!, and it’s a search engine for comics. More accurately, it’s a search engine with a distributed input network and author verification.
It’s really quite cool, and Eric Burns does a great job explaining it, so read his article if you want more information about what it is and how it works. If you just want to mess with it a bit, I’ve added it to the Evil Little Webcomic. We’ll how it works out!
That means there’s a new comic in town. Or at least on the site.
Or in the extended entry, if you’d rather read it there.
It’s over at the Comic site, or in the extended entry for those of you who want to Cheeto your way over to it.
Did I forget to mention that there’s a new comic posted?
Well, there is.
There’s a copy of it in the extended entry too.
Ok, I’m gonna take a whack at the glamourous and exciting world of online comics. Eric Burns over at Websnark is almost entirely to blame (go take a look at The Adventures of Brigadier General John Stark to see what I mean). I’m going to be using similar tools – a digital camera and ComicLife for strip production, but I’ll be using the PHP based comics hosting tool Walrus rather than going with a commercial service.
And the comic itself is here. I’m aiming to update it every Friday. I’ll post here when that happens.