Webcomic Beacon #341: Bond? James Bond!
Rich Morris (Yet another fantasy Gamer Comic) joins Fes and Melissa Kaercher to talk about James Bond 007!
Why? Rich was once on the show to talk about Doctor Who because of his fan comic, The Ten Doctors; and has recently been working on a James Bond + Doctor Who crossover fan comic. With the 50 year anniversaries of both Doctor Who and James Bond happening relatively now, why not round things out with a podcast about James Bond?
The Business Side to Making Comics
Recorded at Anime Detour 2013 with Randy Milholland, Lee & Lisa Blauersouth, Gerbil, and Fes Works. Here is the mentioned Webcomic Beacon episode on Print on Demand options.
This is part of a three panel series:
The Artistic Side of Making Comics
Breaking Into Webcomics
The Business Side of Making ComicsRecorded and Edited by Fes Works.

Recorded at Anime Detour 2013 with Randy Milholland, Lee Blauersouth, and Fes Works.
This is part of a three panel series:
The Artistic Side of Making Comics
Breaking Into Webcomics
The Business Side of Making ComicsRecorded and Edited by Fes Works.
The Artistic Side of Making Comics
Recorded at Anime Detour 2013 with Randy Milholland, Lee & Lisa Blauersouth, Gerbil, and Fes Works.
This is part of a three panel series:
The Artistic Side of Making Comics
Breaking Into Webcomics
The Business Side of Making ComicsRecorded and Edited by Fes Works.
Webcomic Beacon #300/#100: The Webcomic Beacon AND Newscast FU-SION-HA!
The Webcomic Beacon and Newscast podcasts recombineinto ONE SHOW! With this 100th episode of the Newscast, we celebrate 300 episodes (though technically this would be episode 339, so this is a belated celebration!)!
Joining Fes Works to celebrate: former newscast crew members Marie Tary,Rosscott, Thom Revor, Alex Heberling, Jason Straswburg, and Eric Kimball! We see what they have been up to, and share some convention stories as well! Enjoy this extra long episode!
http://www.webcastbeacon.com/webcomic-300-the-webcomic-beacon-and-newscast-fu-sion-ha/
I saw this posted on Escher Girls (left), and swung it into photoshop for an easy fix (right). Not perfect, but looks like her ass isn’t flying away from her spine, in the breeze.

First Issue Review #68: Marvel Comics’ Avengers #1 (1993)
Avengers #1 (1993)
Avengers! … from 1993…. presented by Sugar Babies, Sugar Daddies, and Charleston Chew??
First Issue Review #67: Marvel Comics’ The Last Starfighter #1 (1984)
The Last Starfighter #1 (1984)
Another film adaptation, with a look at the first issue of three. Does this first issue make you want to get the last two?

Webcomic Beacon #259: Absurd Comics, and Can They Last?
Jules Rivera joins Fes Works and Kelly Turnbull once again, to help us discuss the “absurd” comics, and if it can last. We do get off topic a bit here and there, and talk about absurd TV shows, like Robot Chicken; but we had a real fun time with Jules! I mean, with her being on the show. Talking to her.
















