Earlier this week, DC announced that it was closing imprints Wildstorm and Zuda. Zuda, DC's critically-acclaimed digital comics house, had already closed its website earlier in the year, but co-publishers, Dan DiDio and Jim Lee, said that DC was redoubling their digital efforts and the Wildstorm characters would be folded into that universe.
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Thursday, September 23, 2010
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Zuda Gets a Printer
DC Comics' online webcomics division, Zuda, will release its first two print projects in 2009, starting with Bayou, by Jeremy Love. Zuda holds a monthly competition where viewers vote for the best webcomic; winners become ongoing series. This is Zuda's first foray into printed media.
Somewhat ironically, Bayou covers racism and violence in 1930's Mississippi, while the second print release from Zuda is High Moon, a Civil-War period piece concerning werewolves. While Zuda focuses on bringing unknowns into the industry through webcomics, Love was actually solicited by DC to join the competition. Gallaher (of High Moon) has been involved in the industry, as well as teaching comics, for over 10 years.
© C Harris Lynn, 2008
Somewhat ironically, Bayou covers racism and violence in 1930's Mississippi, while the second print release from Zuda is High Moon, a Civil-War period piece concerning werewolves. While Zuda focuses on bringing unknowns into the industry through webcomics, Love was actually solicited by DC to join the competition. Gallaher (of High Moon) has been involved in the industry, as well as teaching comics, for over 10 years.
© C Harris Lynn, 2008
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