Comic Life Deluxe (boxed edition) now comes in an even nicer box – you may have already seen it on a computer store shelf near you.

4 guys, 24 hours, plenty of coffee and an almost limitless supply of Dunkin Donuts (poetic license) joined forces to create and ink-out an awesome comic, titled “It’s Randy!”, for 24 Hour Comics Day.

Sometimes at plasq we come across a story which is too nice not to pass on.

Macworld.com has recently reviewed and awarded 4 1/2 mice to Rax 2.0, concluding; “If you’re looking for easy access to music plug-ins without a lot of distractions.. plasq’s Rax 2.0 is a must-buy”. Yay! You can read the review here.

Rax 2 has now been updated to 2.0.2 with a handful of bug fixes – most notably MIDI automation, support for MacBook iSights, and more reliable MIDI playback.

Dustin Bachrach recently interviewed Cris and Keith of plasq for The Apple Blog. It’s an interesting read about development and User Interface history. Check it out.

Ten nifty eye candies to liven up your Mac OS X 10.4 desktop.

The New York Magazine website, NYMag.com, has chosen Comic Life as its Best Bet Daily pick (Friday, September 1) for The Best Bets Daily shopping newsletter.

We have added an easy way for you to show your blog / website readers how you make those great comics.

The announcement of the new Mac Pro means that every new Mac sold comes with Comic Life, preinstalled. w00t!

A new comic startup company, Dial “C” for Comics has just gone live with their new website. The site uses Comic-Book-Like design concepts to create a fun, clean, simple and effective website heavily leaning on Comic Life for inspiration and graphic creation.

We just posted a beta for our Musolomo 1.1.1 plugin which has a few little nice additions with the main update being the change to Universal Binary.

Today, June 13th, is International Puzzle Day celebrating the inventor of the Rubik’s Cube, Erno Rubik, who was born in 1944. What better way to celebrate than to have a game of Virtual Rubik’s Cube or our very own pluzzle?

Peter Kirn over at his new Create Digital Motion site has created a neat how-to Comic in Comic Life – showing you how to build a PC designed for Live music and video performance use.

Like a good software experience? …. Thought so.. Then influence (legally!) a developer to add Sparkle to their software. It makes the process of updating software a painless experience – or dare I say.. fun!?