The iPad has gotten everyone excited in the comic publishing industry. This is based on predictions that 20% of households in the U.S. will have one in the next two years. These aren’t being purchased as productivity devices, they are for fun. They aren’t just fun for the person who buys them either, they are [...]
Calgary, AB – July 18, 2010
A group of Alberta artists and comic book illustrators are releasing “The Artist Block Party, Vol. 1 Illustrated Classics” as part of a fund raising effort for the Alberta Literacy Foundation and the Eugene Ouchi Scholarship Fund. The limited edition book is a collection of artistic renditions of classic stories [...]
February 17, 2011 – 3:43 pm
Here’s a new twist to The Fabler. We we say that we love comics. We really do and with it, all their glory. So the other day I was watching The Dark Night with some good friends of mine. Again I relished in the fact that Heath Ledger nailed The Joker. The entire production, with [...]
February 16, 2011 – 6:30 am
Hey Fabler friends, guess what’s on the menu for this post?
If you guessed an entree of more savoury Formspring goodness, pat yourself on the back, grab some utensils, and pull up a chair.
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Oh, but I kid. Please, contain your raucous laughter so we can move on to topics of substance. So this week I thought we’d take a look at some of the content our fabulous users have updated to The Fabler. If the term fabulous is too effeminate or grandiose for some, you could substitute ‘creatively talented but rough around the edges’. Sort of like Jeff Bridges.
By Kevin
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Also posted in Comic News and Interviews
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Tagged Blind Love, Fabler Contest, Formspring, Fruitful Confusion, Gene Day Award, Jason Bradshaw, Jeff Bridges, matthew dunn, ROTFLOTR, Simon Roy, Total Recall
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September 28, 2010 – 9:20 am
Hello again Fablerites! We live to fight another day. As the next iteration of our Fabler Cintiq contest is about to begin, we conclude our first event.
Though we are taking a neutral stance as to who was involved, Fabler Comics holds a zero tolerance policy towards copyright infringement and plagiarism. In light of our stance [...]
September 27, 2010 – 12:24 pm
Hello to all Fablerites out there. Today is a bit of an weird day. We had hoped that creators and fans alike, would take an opportunity to enjoy the fruits of a contest like our First Ever Fabler Cintiq contest.
It has come to our attention that there has been some alleged plagiarism from one [...]
September 20, 2010 – 3:00 pm
But first a quick note from our founder:
*Ahem*
I want to thank all the participants and fablerites who’ve joined us for this great event. I know this isn’t quite the ballroom show that we’d like it to be but that just gives us something more to work towards for future contests.
As I’ve said, you’ve all worked [...]
By Bruno @ The Fabler
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Also posted in Events
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Tagged cintiq, Contest, danielle keller, ghost!, Independent Comic Creator, intuos, perter elliott, scott ferguson, scouts crossing, Wacom, zombies ate my girlfriend
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September 16, 2010 – 6:00 am
We are coming near the end of our first contest here at The Fabler. We want to publicly thank all those who participated in putting in their submissions. The race was tough with some very creative story tellers!
To you the Fans. Your participation to helping your favorite creators has put them into the spot [...]
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It’s a sad day in comic land folks. Zuda Comics, DC’s answer to closed open submission policies, and American Idol for Indy comics is officially closing. After more than two years of contests, cheers and tears Ron Perazza of Zuda made the announcement on Zuda’s blog. They did announce that they will be moving some [...]