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Dumm Comics is a webcomic consisting of multiple artists who draw a comic on their designated day of the week.
History
Dumm Comics was started by Sean Szeles, Gabe Swarr, Katie Rice, Luke Cormican, Ricky Garduno, and Fred Osmond. Sean Szeles discontinued his stip, "Through the Port Hole", as of April 28th and announced the discontinuation on Febuary 23rd. Currently, David Gemmill fills the spot with his comic, "Sorry, Guys". On August 9th, 2008, Dumm Comics started the weekend comic. The weekend comic consisted of a guest comic drawn by a different artist nearly every weekend. Though, some guest comics tended to last for a couple of weekends. On May 30th, 2009 Dumm Comics switched the guest comic with a seemingly permanent comic, "Frog-Raccoon-Strawberry", drawn by Kyle A. Carrozza and John Berry.
The Comics
Big Pants Mouse- Drawn by Gabe Swarr. The comic consists of a Magic-Pants wearing mouse and his adventures through life.
Through The Porthole- Drawn by Sean Szeles. The comic centered around a character simply referred to as, "The Captain" a drinking sea-dog and his misadventures on the sea. The strip ended on April 28th because Szeles felt that it was becoming too much of a chore.
Sorry, Guys- Drawn by David Gemmill. The comic has no actual permanent character and features different characters every week. This comic replaced "Through the Porthole" as of May 5th 2009.
Skadi- Drawn by Katie Rice and Luke Corman. The comic centers around a Barbarian woman named Skadi and her pet Diseaseoid.
1930 Nightmare Theater- Drawn by Ricky Garduno. Focuses around an unknown creature named Kimbo. It features some dark humor.
Earthward-Ho!- Drawn by Fred Osmond. An ever continuing comic featuring Sam, a child who believes in UFOs. Later in the comic, he meets Fiz, a hippie alien who collects faces so he can chart out the galaxy. On June 4th, Fred Osmond announced the discontinuation of the strip.
Weekend Comic- Drawn by different artists. The weekend comic had a different artist every weekend. This was later replaced by, "Frog-Raccoon-Strawberry" drawn by Kyle A. Carrozza and John Berry.
Other Features
The Store currently has four items up for sale which include, Big Pants Mouse Comic Books 1 & 2, and Male and Female sizes of the Dumm Comic shirt.
The Forum has a page for people who'd like to post their comics. It also has a page to discuss the website as whole or specific comics. Plus, it has a page for fan art.
The News section of the website has posts by the artists to discuss news of the site with it's readers.
The website also has a page about the site and a contact page. Plus, a link to their MySpace profile.
References
http://www.dummcomics.com http://www.dummcomics.com/forum/ http://dummcomics.com/news/ http://www.dummcomics.com/catalog/
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Dumm Comics is a webcomic consisting of multiple artists who draw a comic on their designated day of the week.
History
Dumm Comics was started by Sean Szeles, Gabe Swarr, Katie Rice, Luke Cormican, Ricky Garduno, and Fred Osmond. Sean Szeles discontinued his stip, "Through the Port Hole", as of April 28th and announced the discontinuation on Febuary 23rd. Currently, David Gemmill fills the spot with his comic, "Sorry, Guys". On August 9th, 2008, Dumm Comics started the weekend comic. The weekend comic consisted of a guest comic drawn by a different artist nearly every weekend. Though, some guest comics tended to last for a couple of weekends. On May 30th, 2009 Dumm Comics switched the guest comic with a seemingly permanent comic, "Frog-Raccoon-Strawberry", drawn by Kyle A. Carrozza and John Berry.
The Comics
Big Pants Mouse- Drawn by Gabe Swarr. The comic consists of a Magic-Pants wearing mouse and his adventures through life.
Through The Porthole- Drawn by Sean Szeles. The comic centered around a character simply referred to as, "The Captain" a drinking sea-dog and his misadventures on the sea. The strip ended on April 28th because Szeles felt that it was becoming too much of a chore.
Sorry, Guys- Drawn by David Gemmill. The comic has no actual permanent character and features different characters every week. This comic replaced "Through the Porthole" as of May 5th 2009.
Skadi- Drawn by Katie Rice and Luke Corman. The comic centers around a Barbarian woman named Skadi and her pet Diseaseoid.
1930 Nightmare Theater- Drawn by Ricky Garduno. Focuses around an unknown creature named Kimbo. It features some dark humor.
Earthward-Ho!- Drawn by Fred Osmond. An ever continuing comic featuring Sam, a child who believes in UFOs. Later in the comic, he meets Fiz, a hippie alien who collects faces so he can chart out the galaxy. On June 4th, Fred Osmond announced the discontinuation of the strip.
Weekend Comic- Drawn by different artists. The weekend comic had a different artist every weekend. This was later replaced by, "Frog-Raccoon-Strawberry" drawn by Kyle A. Carrozza and John Berry.
Other Features
The Store currently has four items up for sale which include, Big Pants Mouse Comic Books 1 & 2, and Male and Female sizes of the Dumm Comic shirt.
The Forum has a page for people who'd like to post their comics. It also has a page to discuss the website as whole or specific comics. Plus, it has a page for fan art.
The News section of the website has posts by the artists to discuss news of the site with it's readers.
The website also has a page about the site and a contact page. Plus, a link to their MySpace profile.
References
http://www.dummcomics.com http://www.dummcomics.com/forum/ http://dummcomics.com/news/ http://www.dummcomics.com/catalog/