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Topic: Altbrand

	Altbrand - Comixpedia
		Alternative Brand Studios, or Altbrand for short, is a collective of seven creators (six originally but Bob Roberds joined later).
		Altbrand was the first (or one of the first) small-scale collectives for webcomics where the creators collectively worked to support each other by pooling their complementary talents.
		Some of the collective projects created under the Altbrand label included an annual webcomic telethon to raise money for charity, a monthly guest webcomic, cross-over projects among the member creators, and a webcomic annual CD for 2002 that featured nearly 1000 webcomics from over 30 creators.
	www.comixpedia.org /index.php?title=Altbrand&printable=yes (152 words)

	Gluemeat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Case Yorke has names for these characters but has not shared them ever in the comic; therefore, on Gluemeat's original message board on Altbrand, fans began to call them "The Blue Guy" and "The Orange Guy" after their primary colorings.
		The comic had a large undergound following, and was part of the webcomic networks Keenspace and later, Altbrand.
		Other recurring characters include the constantly stoned video store clerk and the maniacally grinning doctor, whose mission in life is to keep American semen out of the grips of the Arabs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gluemeat (1645 words)

	The Atomic Clock : 24-Hour Comic
		This 24-hour comic was done as part of an Altbrand event.
		In the meantime click on the cover to visit Altbrand and see the other comics that were done as part of the event.
		It was at a good stopping point so I chose the Neil Gaiman version of noble failure (stop when 24 hours are up).
	www.theatomicclock.com /24hr.html (447 words)

	The X-Blog! \| Mad, Bad and Dangerous To Gnaw
		I haven't enabled this broadly at Comixpedia but I've been using it and I've tried the newer version at Altbrand.
		I write about webcomics at Comixpedia and make webcomics at Altbrand.
		I'll probably write here mostly about CMS (Drupal, Postnuke and maybe a bit about WordPress) and futbol (North America adopted the term soccer to describe what the world calls football b/c of American-style football [which let's face it, is basically a variant of rugby] but I prefer the latin american term futbol myself).
	www.xaviarxerexes.com (503 words)

	BoxJam's Doodles - The Ones that Aren't as Bad as the Rest
		Here are a bunch of places he's been (sometimes you have to look hard).
		Altbrand MDA Telethon by: Lee Adam Herold of Chopping Block
		Altbrand MDA Telethon by: Chris Furniss of the Necronomicon
	www.boxjamsdoodle.com /cameo.html (122 words)

	Waffle: Webcomics Telethon benefiting New Orleans disaster relief
		Brad Guigar writes: Some of you might remember the Webcomics Telethon for MDA that I organized through AltBrand Comics.
		Some of you might remember the Webcomics Telethon for MDA that I organized through AltBrand Comics.
		The site updated with new comics from participants throughout three days, so there were plenty of reasons for readers to keep tuning in to the Web site.
	rocr.xepher.net /weblog/archives/001154.html (315 words)

	What's New
		Brad Guigar, organizer for AltBrand Comics MDA Webcomics Telethon and the fantastic creator of Greystone Inn, is kicking off a WebComics Telethon to benefit these folks.
		The subject matter is pretty much open so you're not stuck on the subject of hurricanes and disasters or donating unless you really want to.
		Wander on over to The AltBrand MDA Telethon site and check it out.
	www.yonakasplace.net /TopFloor/whatsnew.html (488 words)

	Monkey Law: News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		For my part, I'll be spending some time this weekend sprucing up the remaining pages to match the main page, so that will keep me busy.
		Hey, I've been selected as an AltBrand Army Recruit of the Month!
		If you haven't already checked out AltBrand, which includes the Grimbles, Greystone Inn, and the incomparable Boxjam's Doodle, among others, then you should definitely check it out right now!
	www.monkeylaw.org /blogger/2002_05_01_mlnews_archive_index.php (165 words)

	Sequential Tart: Brad Guigar — Checking In on Greystone Inn (vol VII/iss 5/May 2004)
		AltBrand formed out of that, which was those two guys, Rob Tanner from Burnt Dog Radio (now he's doing Life in Four Panels and Comixpedia), Adam Burke from The Grimbles and Case York from GlueMeat and myself, with Bob Roberds of Soap on a Rope coming along after the first year.
		We all formed AltBrand, and that was around the same time in the early Keenspace days.
		We were all supporting each other with tips and tricks and all this other stuff; it was a great time...
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/may04/bguigar.shtml (6122 words)

	TwentySevenLetters.com: The Website of Alexander Danner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In the meantime, though, I wanted to pass it along, in the hope that others will join in.
		It does not have to be about hurricanes or donating money unless you want it to be.
		Look through the AltBrand Telethon site… there was some fantastic comics generated out of that.
	www.twentysevenletters.com /?p=404 (383 words)

	Websnark: Cartooning for a good cause
		He's got a cool idea for helping out in the wake of the Katrina disaster, and asked for my assistance in getting out the word.
		After consulting with Greg, we've decided that Gossamer Commons will contribute a strip to the cause, and we hope lots of other people do too.
		I remember the Altbrand MDA telethons fondly, and am looking forward to contributing and hopefully doing some good for people.
	www.websnark.com /archives/2005/09/cartooning_for.html (1069 words)

	Gluemeat - Comixpedia
		Gluemeat is a member of Altbrand and it often employs the use of non-sequitur humor.
		It should also be noted that Blue Guy and Orange Guy aren't the main characters' real names.
		Case Yorke formally was the author and creator of Aren't We Real, an often offensive webcomic starring Petey and Horse (an anthropomorphic equine), and features what some consider to be the filthiest and funniest dialogue ever to grace the webcomic genre.
	www.comixpedia.org /index.php/Gluemeat (1576 words)

	KU-2 Comics - ALOHA Archive, 2001.
		This month’s piece is my contribution to this past week’s ALTBRAND Comics MDA WebComic Telethon.
		The cartoonists at Altbrand are a great group of guys who put together a really cool online telethon to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association, and had some of the top cartoonists on the web donate their time and efforts to raising money for his very worthy cause.
		Although the Altbrand Telethon is over, I encourage you to make a small donation to MDA if you feel moved to do so after reading this month’s short, entitled Mikey.
	www.ku-2.com /news/news2001.html (6108 words)

	KU-2 Comics Archives!
		A fast one-page wrap up of the first KU-2 story arc to get new readers up to speed.
		My contribution to the AltBrand Comics WebComics Telethon for MDA in 2001.
		The first KU-2 page to appear on the web as a test before the site "officially" launched in March, 2001.
	www.ku-2.com /comics/kuarchives.html (182 words)

	Sarasen Fusion : 4
		So when and if I ever get over my self-consciousness then I'll try the whole index-card comic thing again.
		And I'll end on this note, Altbrand finally put up my 24 hour comic.
		Go see it if you haven't, some of you may be getting photocopied versions of this comic, possibly in the mail or possibly in person.
	www.theatomicclock.com /20020729.html (1268 words)

	not falling down for 2003 December 22
		Things seem to be getting better for him, though, which is really good to hear.
		I very much hope that some part of the Altbrand crew will be in San Diego next summer--I'd like to meet them, BoxJam included.
		I think it'd be cool to, when asked "And your last name?" be able to respond "Oh, I've just got the one."
	www.xorph.com /nb/nb.cgi/view/nfd/2003/12/22 (207 words)

	Toonbots: a kind of daily kind of comic strip (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		But there's no telling when that will be.
		And I'm currently squatting over at the altbrand forums if you're interested in telling me how much you hate Hotel Grim :)
		Read our privacy statement, too, if you are concerned.
	www.vivtek.com /toonbots/board_thread3993.html (239 words)

	atomic clock 24
		In the event that they need the spacebandwidth for something else then I'll host my hour comic on this site.
		July This hour comic was done as part of an Altbrand event.
		If you click on the cover above it'll take you to the first page of my comic.
	atomic-clock.techaddicted.com /atomic-clock-24 (631 words)

	Comixpedia \| Comics for the 25th Century!
		These topics seem to get lost in the other forums and they both deserve more focus.
		On the script side I'd like to point out the ongoing development of a webcomics module for the Drupal system (Comixpedia runs on Drupal) - I have a very Alpha/Beta version running at Altbrand but the coder, Jeff Eaton, is looking for feedback and input on its further development.
		With a finished and polished multi-comic module, Drupal would provide webcomics, news, forums, calendar and more to anyone wanting to set up their own site.
	www.comixpedia.com (1769 words)

	Links Links Links and more links!!!
		Squadron 509:They hold the fate of the world in a small, explosive, easy to open package.
		Altbrand: home of six of the best comics on the web
		BoxJam's Doodle: The funniest comic I know, all about taking out the trash.
	www.brainfries.com /links.html (2030 words)

	Anyone Remember Altbrand? \| Comixpedia
		Home » forums » Comixpedia » The Coffee Haus » Anyone Remember Altbrand?
		Anyhow I just stated patching up the Altbrand site which is now a forum for a group of webcomic creator-friends: Chopping Block, BoxJam's Doodle, SOAR, GSI, Grimbles and Gluemeat.
		Things been broken for awhile though so there's a lot of cobwebs on the place.
	www.comixpedia.com /node/5187 (525 words)

	Keenspot :: View topic - In the tradition of the Big Panda comic list comes...
		I used to have a site called COMIX/PEDIA that was all reviews all the time (http://www.tannline.com/links on archive.org will dig up most of it) I only took it down because I had to move servers.
		I hardly think that the two comics projects I've worked on - ALTBRAND, and now again, COMIX/PEDIA fall into the "sites that think traffic equals content" category you're so upset about.
		I didn't mean to imply that you were incapable of creating a site with content (I was all behind your comic reviews way back when) only that the blatant "Top 25" list immediately screams, "I HAVE NO CONTENT." It's a hype list.
	forums.keenspot.com /viewtopic.php?t=43132&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=20 (1473 words)

	Skinny Panda - News Archive - 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		If you're in the Pittsburgh area this weekend, be cure to check out the Pittsburgh Comicon at the Pittsburgh Expomart.
		My good buddies from AltBrand will have a booth there, doling out schwag and signing bosoms.
		Well, I guess I had a lapse last week.
	www.skinnypanda.com /news.php?year=2002 (3652 words)

	More links than a Mod Squad marathon!
		Leah Fitzgerald's student project on on-line comics for some interesting info and interviews about the online comics scene...
		Let me save some time and space by just propping ALTBRAND!
		Boxjam's Doodle, Life In Four Panels, Chopping Block, Gluemeat, Greystone Inn, Soap on a Rope, and MORE!
	manmancomics.comicgenesis.com /fanartlinks.html (611 words)

	Websnark: Notoriety
		And Tangent - you should email me sometime (xerexes AT comixpedia DOT com) - I tried to find yours earlier this month but couldn't.
		And hey just for the record ALTBRAND did a year in Webcomics Sampler compilation CD in 2002 for the Pittsburgh Comicon.
		If webcomics ever does become huge that thing is gold - it has about 1000 comics from 30 webcomics of that era.
	www.websnark.com /archives/2005/12/notoriety.html (9157 words)

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