Hello, hello! We released our newest version of Comic Life for iPad today, and there is quite a lot to be said about this one. Not only have we included some shiny new features for iOS 5, we also have…
It's A Breakthrough
Allow me to introduce you to Pat Kaufman of The Design Company. When we first met Pat this is what we were told: “I am graphic designer celebrating over 30 years in my own business, and I use Comic Life all…
Newt and John
Please allow me to introduce you to Newt and John, a great comic strip by Mike Hogue. These two characters are a pair that should put a grin on your face. Mike’s work shows how Comic Life can be used to…
Comic Inspiration from Scott McCloud
A TED Talk from Scott McCloud gives us insight into the beauty of comics and their wonderful potential. And true to TED form, it is an “idea worth spreading.” Go ahead and give yourself a few minutes to take a look…
Architexts
Architect and Office Humor from Architexts Blog Joker and Maverick, as they call themselves, are the creators of the Architexts Blog – a witty ongoing comic set in an architectural firm. Since they started the Architexts comic they have used Comic Life…
The Watchman: A Series
“The Watchman” is a perfect example of how to use multiple different layouts in Comic Life to tell stories. The creators of “The Watchman,” Jensen Stern, uses heavily filtered images in small but continuous panels to convey important elements of…
Kentucky Samurai
Creative Writing with Pinckney Benedict: A published author, Pinckney Benedict teaches creative writing at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Pinckney writes in, “I’ve always loved comic books but have never been able to make them. Comic Life, along with some other software…