Cereal Comics

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Its official!!! Cereal Comics Issue No.1 is currently in stores! If you’re in the Chicago area pick up an issue at Graham Crackers Comics on 2562 North Clark Street Chicago, IL 60614 or Chicago Comics 3244 North Clark Street, Chicago, IL 60657. More stores to come. Maybe in a town near you!

The internet is full of crappy videos. So we at Cereal Comics decided to create a section that showcases videos that aren’t crappy. Kind of a breath of fresh air. So enjoy! ^^ If by chance we do post a video that you think is crappy, well… too bad.
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Well, Wizard World is over. It was a blast! We sold copies of Issue #0, gave out business cards, networked, and made lots of new friends. It was a great experience. For all those who stopped by our booth, thanks so much and stay tuned for Issue #1.

It’s official folks! Cereal Comics will be at Wizard World Chicago 2007. August 9th-12th. We’ll be in the Artist Alley Section. Table 3202 A. Attending will be David Buchanan, Chang Liu, and Paige Lo. We’ll be working in shifts so you’ll meet at least one of us in person. So come on by, say hello, and pick up a comic or two.

The other day while i was at Chewbone, i had the fortune of running into Bruno Werneck, a local chi-town illustrator/animator. Bruno was there for a visit and bought one of his art books which he was planning to sell at the San Diego comic con. here’s a sample of his work:

you can check out more of his stuff @ http://brunowerneck.blogspot.com/

~awesome work Bruno!

Check out the first installment of Comics and Gags. A ongoing series of sequential art gags by varying artists.

Just before the completion of Chewbone’s newest animated project “A Time For All Seasonings” we bugged the hell out of director BJ Crawford and Joe Merideth for an exclusive sitdown interview about the making of this new short.
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In fall of 2005 “thatgamecompany” introduced an experimental game called Cloud to the Internet. It quickly received critical acclaim forcing the gaming industry to think “Hmmm, maybe they’re on to something”. Sony sure picked up on it releasing their second project Flow on the Ps3.

If you can look past the uneventful concept of gathering clouds and actually pick up a keyboard to play this game you just might be pleasantly surprised. I sure was after three hours of my life floated away just like that. Yes folks, three hours of GATHERING CLOUDS!!