Guest comics are one of the greatest things about webcomics. As terrible as it is that popular characters in the superhero industry are owned by increasingly large, faceless corporations, at least it means that multiple creators get a crack at those characters over time. Fortunately, webcartoonists understand that one of the great joys in having creator-owned characters is seeing them through the loving (and at time torturous) lens of other cartoonists.
Much of the East Coast lost power this week, and the great webcomicking town of Northampton, Massachusetts, was sans electricity for a few days (and right when I needed to put in an order with Topatoco. Harrumph). Among the stranded cartoonists was Jeph Jacques of Questionable Content. Not one to miss an update, Jacques enlisted the help of those cartoonist pals not felled by a freak October snowstorm. The result: guest comics from Unshelved's Bill Barnes, Shortpacked and Dumbing of Age's Dave Willis, and HIJInks Ensue's Joel Watson. Plus, Jacques timed in with a very on-point comic where his own characters get blacked out -- both metaphorically and visually.
Friday, November 4, 2011
Best Thing Today: Questionable Content Blackout Comics
Posted by Lauren Davis at Friday, November 04, 2011
Labels: bill barnes, dave willis, jeph jacques, joel watson, questionable content
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