Comics in the Spotlight

[Silencer]

Well, maybe not quite, but still, Gone With The Blastwave's gotten some off the Web attention: In Belgium there was a news short about the comic in last week's Metro (a free newspaper):
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The text goes kinda sorta like this (thanks to Alec for the translation and pointing the whole thing out):<blockquote>Kimmo Lemetti is counting the days until it's January 2007, which is when he's due for military service. He's Finnish, he's 19 and he has never set foot in an art academy. Yet somehow he manages to create one hell of a good comic. "Gone With The Blastwave is an ironic post-apocalyptic comic," the artist says. If you ask me, this is artwork that likes to be looked at.</blockquote>Meanwhile, there are at least two new strips since our last mention on the comic: Friendly fire and Zombies

And since we're on the topic of PA webcomics, it's only fair to observe that Andreas Duller has done Page16 of Chapter 8 for www.postnukecomic.com , and he's promising more goodness on the 11th.

Links: Gone With The Blast Wave, Post Nuke Comic

Thanks to Vault_13 and all the others who were bugging us for an update!

 

[Stevie D]

I'd be interested to know what's going on in the article above the Blastwave one.

 

[Davaris]

And since we're on the topic of PA webcomics, it's only fair to observe that Andreas Duller has done Page16 of Chapter 8 for www.postnukecomic.com , and he's promising more goodness on the 11th.

Can't wait. I just spent the night reading his comic while I was waiting for some slow renders. It was a damn good read.

 

[victor]

Hehe, alec posted it on the forums over there.