The most terrifying sound effect.
New things – Eugene’s new West Coast Avengers Mixtape
Chris and I did intros for two of the tracks, but I have no idea which ones and I’ll be dead before I listen to that crap so you’re on your own.
Have a nice day, todaaaaayyyyyy! (imagine me doing a sing song voice here)
Sorry for the extreme lateness lately. I’ve been dealing with a lot of things in real life, (not to be confused with my LARP life, where I live as Alucard the erotic centaur snake charmer) and it’s sort of de-railed us. We should have something new on Comics Alliance by the end of the week, and then hopefully a new comic soon after.
But tomorrow, oh, tomorrow, we’ll be posting some fan-art. If you want to share your drawings of trussed up Curt and Chris covered in glue or whatever, send them on to curtofranklin@gmail.com or thechrishaley@gmail.com. Or both. Or neither.
Until then, here is a video of Chris and I singing Under Pressure in San Diego filmed by a super drunk editor at Comics Alliance who will not be named but is probably Laura Hudson.
Oh, and while I’m posting videos, here’s Chris and I doing the Comics Alliance $10 Challenge from San Diego!
Thanks for sticking with us!
We have tried our hands once again at showing that comics are not at all complicated and anyone can follow them easily over at Comics Alliance.
LBFA’s All Star Resident Designer, Dylan Todd, and I have made just released another of our collaborative mixtapes.
This is Volume 6 in our PING series.
If you are into music (and when I say music, I mean good music), then you should check it out.
While you’re checking things out, you should also check out this online exhibition of China Mieville inspired art that April and I contributed to for Super Punch.
My thanks also to Zach Whitten who got me up to speed on the subject matter.
We did our every-two-weeks bit of work for Comics Alliance and this time it’s filled with loads of references to alternate universes, the Phoenix Force, and our first foray into the Summers clan – a family that could keep this feature going for decades.
I wrote this thing and I’m still not entirely sure what Rachel Summers’ deal is or why there is a need for her to exist, other than just as another character that represents one of Chris Claremont’s sex fantasies.
1) At Comics Alliance’s behest, we have condensed 70+ years of Hawk-history into nine panels (complete with colorful illustrations AND words).
We hope you’ll enjoy it.
2) As you may or may not know, Curt and I live in Memphis. The Memphis Flyer is the local free weekly that has previously done story about us and for this we love them.
I am nominated in the category of “Best local Twitterer” and there is a write-in category that Curt told me to suggest that you should write us in for “Best Local Webcomic”. If you would like to support us in this fashion, please feel free to do so.
Yo! We suck at updating our own site, so go check out a thing we did for Comics Alliance right HERE.
And leave a comment. It makes us look popular.
LBFA reader “Ted” made this from our latest comic.
There are no words.
Since tomorrow’s comic is going to be a little late, I thought I’d share this with you guys to make it up to you.
I think that line is the thesis statement of All Star Superman.
I’m planning to get it as a tattoo at some point.
The first single from Adam WarRock, aka Eugene, aka Joran van der Sloot has dropped like a glass of water from my hand after something astonishing has happened – something like me listening to this track and saying “OH SHIT”.
Go HERE and give the dude some money for the song. Check out all the other free music while you’re there. And check out the art on the single. Is it familiar? Does it make you feel better inside? Oh yes, you guessed it, it’s done by LBFA’s own Chris Haley! Whaaaat!
Everybody likes to talk about supporting small artists, so try to give a dollar to WarRock if you can. He’ll use it to make more songs, then you give more dollars, and this is what we call “trickle down raponomics”.
Heroes Con was absolutely fantastic this year for the LBFA boys, and I’m sure there’ll be more posts to come, but I wanted to share this particular thing with you today.
The unbeatable Joel Carroll has been an online buddy for years, but we finally got to meet for the first time at Heroes Con this past weekend.
He was good enough to do this brilliant sketch of the Doctor for me.
As you might guess, I absolutely love it.
-CH
