It’s a new month and time for the next wave of Zuda Comics competitors to jump into the arena and battle it out for your vote.
Take the jump for the complete rundown of those hoping to take home the May title.
Another month is upon us, which can only mean it is time for Zuda Comics to roll out another monthly contest pitting web cartoonist against web cartoonist in a no-holds death match…to the death!
Actually, it is a little more civilized than that. Instead of giving the artists shivs and having them fight it out while we chant the fight theme from Star Trek, readers are encouraged to vote for their favorite series over at the Zuda Comics website (www.zudacomics.com).
Take the jump for the rundown of this month’s entrants.
Zuda Comics, the web comic imprint of DC Comics, has announced Eddie Sharam and James Woodhead have won the February 2008 web competition with their entry Road.
About ROAD: Felix lives in a futuristic world where there is a road that you can travel down your whole life that will never end or repeat. Felix will attempt to solve the riddle of this Road.
Road will continue as a web comic at the Zuda Comics website.
With a new month underway, Zuda has announced the entrants for the next round of voting. Best of all, Wes Molebash of You’ll Have That is in the running this month with his The Litterbox Chronicles. I say we vote for him.
Supertron made it to the top of the stack in the January installment of the Zudacomics.com web comic competition, and the DC endeavor has announced the entrants for the February contest.
Take the jump for the full list.
DC Comics web comic imprint Zuda Comics will go live next week. October 30 is the launch date according to Richard Bruning, DC Comics Creative Director, SVP.
With the launch of the site, visitors will immediately begin to shape and define the Zuda experience. Online submissions will begin, allowing aspiring web comics creators to submit their work directly to the Zuda editorial team. The Zuda web community will be invited to vote on the first ever Zudacomics.com competition, choosing one from the ten webcomics offerings. In addition, all visitors will be able to read the first ever Zudacomics.com Instant Winner, which will have been selected by Zuda editorial in preparation for the launch.
The company will also be holding a launch party for the site that evening from 5:30 - 6:30 at Lansdowne Road, 599 10th Avenue, New York, NY. You must be 21 years or older.
via DC Comics
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