5 responses to “FREE COMIC BOOK DAY IS HERE!”

1. A Comic Weekend « Lance Schaubert

   May 7, 2012

   […] Jess Smart Smiley fought her way in the mix. This pleased me more than anything as I follow her in the WordPress cool-kids club. As usual, her drawings were  cute and fresh and engaging. If this girl wanted to, she could have her own cartoon show. Her character forms feel organic, blending curves and curls into the faces and features of vampires, puppies and robo-kittens. Go check her out. Tell her Lancelot sent ya. Nate probably got sick of hearing me say, “Yeah, I follow her on WordPress.” You’re practically famous, Jess, and pragmatists think “practically” is all that matters. I guess that means for the pragmatists, you are famous. […]

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   J.R.D. Skinner

   May 7, 2012

   The vampire tale was my second favourite pick of the day, and my kids’ first. (Don’t feel bad, I really geeked out over the Buffy/Alien crossover, but they weren’t into it.)

   Great stuff!

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      Jess Smart Smiley

      May 7, 2012

      No way! Thanks a ton for checking it out. Any day I can make something that comes in second, behind Buffy, is a good day 😉 The full graphic novel comes out this October, but is available for pre-order now. If you’re looking for more fun, short comics, I just released my Comics Grab Bag on Kickstarter.

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3. WHAT I LEARNED FROM FREE COMIC BOOK DAY « Jess Smart Smiley: the Internet Version

   May 8, 2012

   […] “Jess Smart Smiley fought her way in the mix. This pleased me more than anything as I follow her in the WordPress cool-kids club. As usual, her drawings were  cute and fresh and engaging. If this girl wanted to, she could have her own cartoon show. Her character forms feel organic, blending curves and curls into the faces and features of vampires, puppies and robo-kittens. Go check her out. Tell her Lancelot sent ya. Nate probably got sick of hearing me say, “Yeah, I follow her on WordPress.” You’re practically famous, Jess, and pragmatists think “practically” is all that matters. I guess that means for the pragmatists, you are famous.” – Lance Schaubert […]

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4. LOOKING BACK AT FREE COMIC BOOK DAY « Jess Smart Smiley: the Internet Version

   May 8, 2012

   […] “Jess Smart Smiley fought her way in the mix. This pleased me more than anything as I follow her in the WordPress cool-kids club. As usual, her drawings were  cute and fresh and engaging. If this girl wanted to, she could have her own cartoon show. Her character forms feel organic, blending curves and curls into the faces and features of vampires, puppies and robo-kittens. Go check her out. Tell her Lancelot sent ya. Nate probably got sick of hearing me say, “Yeah, I follow her on WordPress.” You’re practically famous, Jess, and pragmatists think “practically” is all that matters. I guess that means for the pragmatists, you are famous.” – Lance Schaubert […]

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