Keencast

Yet another interview from Comic-Con, this time with Frank Gibson, the writer behind the madness of Combustible Orange (www.combustibleorange.com).

Coming back from the grave like Kirk with a vengance, here's another interview from Comic-Con, this time with Ryan Smith of Funny Farm (www.funnyfarmcomics.com). There's a lot of background noise, but you might be able to hear us talk to Ryan talk about his long running webcomic.

Our first of several interviews at San Diego Comic Con, the fabulous Mr. Brad Guigar (www.evil-comic.com) chats with us about spin offs, Blank Label, and drawing evil women. Hosted by Chris Daily and John Troutman

One of the busiest men in webcomics, T Campbell (www.tcampbell.net), clues us in on his writing habits, 1000 web comic projects, and argues with Chris about never before heard collaborations. Hosted by Chris Daily and John Troutman

Eric Burns (www.websnark.com)drops by the Keencast, showing us a thing or two about reviewing webcomics, and sharing stories of reader reactions to his most memorable snarks. Dude, this guy knows how to write! He's really nice, too. Biscuits, anyone?

. Hosted by Chris Daily (Stripteasecomic.com) and John Troutman (basilflint.com), with special guest co host, Aeire (queenofwands.net).

In a Keencast news special episode, staff writer Andy Floyd, Chris, and Troutman debate the merits of X-Men: The last stand, the Transformers Movie, the Lost season 2 finale, Comics picks, and other geek news from the week.

Randy Milholland brings his own brand of wit to the keencast. Aeire is there to keep things under control, as Daily and Troutman count the exploding F-Bombs. Hosted by Chris Daily (Stripteasecomic.com) and John Troutman (basilflint.com).

A very special goodbye to a very special... person?

Steve Troop drops by on a special Mother's Day episode to talk all things Melonpool. We ask reader questions, talk about puppets, and Daily's mother brings up a painful secret. Thanks Mom.

The Dark and mysterious David Wright (Todd and Penguin) discusses angst, free comics, and the choice of penguins. Chris Daily and John Troutman (filling in for Layfield) hide in the corner.