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	Plug Comic
		The result was 'Plug', by some way the strangest comic ever produced by D. Thomson.
		Various other strips in the comic were inspired by him, from Gulp, "The Intergalactic Goon with the Gigantic Gullet", to the odious Plug Bugs.
		Plug's strip was drawn mainly by Vic Neill, although in later issues occasional stories were drawn in a madcap painterly style by a different artist.
	www.paulmorris.co.uk /beano/plug.htm (222 words)

	Plug - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In electronics, deciding which of two mating connectors is the plug and which the socket is sometimes arbitrary.
		The male connector is the plug, the female the socket.
		The connector normally mounted on a cable is the plug, and the connector mounted on the equipment is the socket.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Plug (290 words)

	Plug (comic) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Plug was a British comic that ran for 76 issues from 24 September 1977 until 24 February 1979, when it merged with The Beezer.
		A spin-off from The Bash Street Kids comic strip in The Beano, the comic was based around the character Plug from that strip.
		Plug was never a big hit, the reason possibly being that at 9 pence it was too expensive, compared to other D.C. Thomson comics at the time, which were 5 pence.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Plug_(comic) (507 words)

	ReadWriteThink: Student Materials Tool Card
		The tool is easy to use, made even easier with the Comic Strip Planning Sheet, a printable PDF that comic creators can use to draft and revise their work before creating and printing their final comics.
		By creating comic strips or cartoon squares featuring characters in books, they're encouraged to think analytically about the characters, events, and themes they've explored in ways that expand their critical thinking by focusing on crystallizing the significant points of the book in a few short scenes.
		Comics in the Classroom as an Introduction to Narrative Structure (3-5)
	www.readwritethink.org /student_mat/student_material.asp?id=21 (1239 words)

	World Famous Comics News Room: Daily Comic Book News, Comic Book Movie Updates & Graphic Novel Annoucements!
		Comic book hero Superman was always proclaimed as "flying faster than a speeding bullet," and people were amazed at this analogy because it was impossible to fly that fast...
		Graphic novels and comic book art from around the world are the focus of a new festival being held at various venues in the city...
		Mobile comic books are still in their infancy in the U.S. But it touches on two strengthening trends: Comic book creators looking to leap to the digital arena, where production and distribution are cheap, and the demand by wireless providers for data-rich applications to drive future revenues...
	www.worldfamouscomics.com /news (1141 words)

	Borderline Neoliberalism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		It is part of a series of 2-page comics about economic globalization and neoliberalism.
		Our goal is to collect these 2-pagers into a comic book that can be used as a primer for people interested in the emerging anti-globalization movement.
		Since this is an ongoing project and these pages are likely to be revised before the comic book version comes out, I am very interested in hearing suggestions from people with knowledge of this subject.
	www.gis.net /~nthork/borderline.html (159 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Barney Google
		The cartoonist, Billy DeBeck, is said to have been working in newspaper comics only until he could accumulate the wherewithal to pursue his "true calling", a career in fine arts.
		Spark Plug was such a star during the 1920s that children who enjoyed the comics were liable to get "Sparky" for a nickname — for example, Charles M. "Sparky" Schulz, who grew up to create Peanuts.
		They appeared in comics of their own, too — three issues from Dell in the 1940s, four from Toby Press in the '50s, one from Gold Key in the '60s, and six from Charlton in the '70s.
	www.toonopedia.com /google.htm (732 words)

	Able and Baker by Jim Burgess - Updated every weekday.
		Wasn't able to get a comic done for today but we'll be back on schedule for the rest of the week.
		Aside from having some of Erik's classic comics, the site has his new project and one that came damn close to syndicated glory.
		My comic is kinda random today but it is late Thursday night and I am delirious like John Candy.
	jimburgessdesign.com /comics/index.php (3736 words)

	Animation: Television Writing from the Inside Out
		I'd been a fan of the character since he was first introduced in the mid-'60s, and now I had a chance to put my spin on him.
		Working closely with then publisher of Marvel Comics, Stan Lee, who along with artist Jack Kirby had created the Surfer, and with Fox Kids V.P. Sidney Iwanter, I took Kirby and Lee's original view of the character as the Jesus Christ of the spaceways as far as I could, writing or co-writing every episode.
		My modus operandi for The Silver Surfer was to talk through every potential episode concept with Lee, Iwanter, and the various artists who because of animation's limited worldview and quick turnover of employees had the title of Supervising Producer at different times, get the logline approved, and then write the outline myself.
	www.televisionwriting.com /animation.html (353 words)

	Comic Book Resources - Comic Book News, Reviews and Commentary - Updated Daily!
		In my experience, a willingness to say you are owed money by a comics company, in a straightforward manner, after a reasonable period of time will only engender good feeling from other companies towards that individual.
		Well, because more and more independent comics product is offered to retailers at 50% discount, as opposed to the 57% that some of the smaller publishers enjoyed during the Distributor Wars TM, there has been a defacto penalty on independent publishers anyway.
		The comic collection that was gradually being put on the fire.
	comicbookresources.com /columns/?column=13 (2191 words)

	Sequential Tart: How Does She Do It? (vol VI/iss 12/December 2003)
		A friend had wanted to work on a comic with me a long time ago, (which had gotten me interested in art in the first place) but it never went so far as to lay out a single page.
		I had once put together an autobiographical "comic" for an assignment in college, which had been a painful, grueling experience lettered in Comic Sans MS and which taught me that comics were best left to professionals.
		Most of them weren't comic fans, and had come there expecting to see dragons and frogs with wings and hot scantily clad women, but there was some overlap.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/dec03/art_1203_3.shtml (2315 words)

	26pigs.com > Comics > Annuals > Collectables > Comic Auction :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		A 'Shop' will, in most cases be, a comic shop, dealer or private individual with a large number of items to sell, and who is profficient in the business of selling by Mail Order.
		The 26pigs Comic Library is where it all started for 26pigs back in 1998 when our name was 'Plug' paying homage to the 'Krazy Comic' who went on to star in his own comic, Plug.
		We are trying to build up a complete reference library of comics and annuals from the last century and we have had a huge response from our visitors who send in pictures, facts and figures and memories that all get added to build the pages.
	www.26pigs.com /help-index1-1.php3 (568 words)

	Comic Art & Graffix Gallery Virtual Museum & Encyclopedia© - Artist Biographies
		When I was interviewing Kelley a few days back we talked about the synergy of two creators and I had thought that one of the things lacking in a lot of the comics now, where it's a one-man show, something like Spawn is that synergy, one guy writing and drawing everything.
		By good writer, the most important thing in comics is understanding when not to write, and let the pictures carry part of the storytelling.
		I mean, you know, maybe he's the world's greatest, he's better than the best athlete in the Olympics, but he's not that much past the bounds of the possible.
	www.comic-art.com /intervws/moench10.htm (3831 words)

	Audio - MP3 Search Tools shareware and freeware download
		BitTorrent Acceleration Patch is an innovative plug-in for BitTorrent.
		WinMX Turbo Booster is a powerful plug-in for WinMX P2P application.
		A powerful acceleration plug-in for Ares file sharing program.
	www.globalshareware.com /Mp3-Audio/Mp3-Audio.htm (389 words)

	Comic 411: Behind the Big "I" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Comic 411: Behind the Big "I" Comic 411: Some info of the Infamous that you never thought to ask...or are just curious about.
		Also I had another version of the comic swimming around in my head and this kept getting bigger and bigger until eventuallty it was too good to ignore.
		Besides did you see the FJ series, I doubt the companies that print those comics would give it a second glance before throwing it in the trash.
	theinfamous.keenspace.com /FAQs.html (892 words)

	WALTER S. CRANE IV INTERVIEW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The college newspaper was trying to grooom the comic strippers into getting their strips syndicated, and after a while, I just outgrew the format (in terms of how much one can do in four panels..) so translating my ideas to comic books was the next step.
		I see too many ameteur comics that are based totally on other comic styles/trends, and not on other sources..
		Wagner recently pulled the plug on HEPCATS because the orders for #13 were "dismal", yet I've heard they were around 4000, which I would be extremely happy with.
	members.aol.com /PODIUM1/crane.html (2751 words)

	Hosted by DrunkDuck.com! [ Nature - Field Work ] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Faelen was supposed be sighing in the second to last panel, but I couldn't figure out a good way to get that across without writing "-sigh-," despite some ideas from my sister's boyfriend (who's been commenting on DaN under the name sou11ess).
		Speaking of him, I'm going to plug his comic, 1223 - !http://evilnewton.keenspace.com.
		Must be some side effect of shrinking the comic and writing the text in the same window.
	www.drunkduck.com /Day_and_Night?i=125864 (385 words)

	Fanfare: Where everything is Rent. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		I am Rachel, the webmistress and a character of the comic.
		Things that happen, things that have happened in my past [note: the backstory], inside jokes, things I wish would happen.
		Um, I used to wear it quite a bit when the comic first began.
	fanfare.keenspace.com /naq.html (358 words)

	The Plug - The Writing's On The Cake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		PLUG: Well, I was probably gonna leave and come back.
		PLUG: You should have been a tattoo artist or something.
		I was running errands that day, and honestly, the next stop I made was to a comic book store.
	www.theplug.net /2003.02/cake.htm (207 words)

	TITLE: Writing Comics
		I'm thinking of starting a community specifically for comics hookups: writers can post with their projects that need artists, and artists can post a snippit or two of their stuff in hopes of luring a writer into their clutches.
		Smiley's Story is a four page comic story that I wrote over a year ago, for a writer's project at Scryptic Studios, and found an artist for later that year.
		I plan to self-publish this as an 8 page comic (with four pages of text/pics) to help generate donations/awareness for the animal shelter I work for, as well as use it to promote support for animal shelters through a website, and the artist and I are planning on submitting to several anthologies.
	www.livejournal.com /community/writing_comics (1950 words)

	star cross'd destiny - online illustrated novel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		If you missed the temp upload be sure and skip over to Aleph's comic, Malakhim.
		Plug a long time coming - Out of all the webcomics on the net I gotta say Aleph's is the deepest and most thought out.
		Good gorey imagery, it's gotta be the only comic on the net of its kind.
	starcrossd.net /archives/00000099.html (270 words)

	The matrix encyclopedia Matrix encyclopaedia dictionnary definitions neo the one messiah morpheus Trinity Oracle ...
		We were all plugged to the same residual image of a triptych creation: the matrix revolution.
		It is announced as a unique experience with infinite possibilities for the players.
		Many of us will plug in again over the Internet to share that cyber-experience.
	cinephoto.free.fr /matrixencyclopedia.html (1234 words)

	syn_promo: Harmless Free Radicals - the Comic
		As for just displaying a comic, have a look at Adam at Home's feed here.
		It appears to be a nice, minimal, no-nonsense feed, so it should be a good one to use as a template.
		Then, with each new pic to your comic, just change its date and the URL to the picture.
	www.livejournal.com /community/syn_promo/165106.html (233 words)

	Comic Genesis :: View topic - You know you want to read it...
		Description: A comic about a group of girls in high school.
		For the most part I did enjoy the comic, although the lack of mouths was starting to freak me out a little at the end.
		Faith is what credulity becomes when it finally achieves escape velocity from the constraints of terrestrial discourse- reasonableness, internal coherence, civility, and candor.
	forums.comicgenesis.com /viewtopic.php?t=57902 (545 words)

	Comics Creation Resources
		It may not be how you letter a comic, or how your friend letters a comic or how your favorite letterer letters a comic or even how the Easter Bunny letters a comic...
		I am not going to be writing a column about the State of the Industry, or which comic character is cooler, or which trend is going to save the market or anything like that because I honestly don’t pay a great deal of attention to the day-to-day workings of the comic book industry.
		I've been reading, reviewing and even at times publishing small press comics for getting on fifteen years and to be honest I don't think there is a definitive answer to this question.
	www.block.plus.com /Information/resources.htm (2617 words)

	Plug Yr Comic
		i'd plug my comic if my website hadn't had internet-sulphur rained down upon it when my hosts didn't renew the domain and it got squatted.
		If you are looking for another comic to add to your trawl list, and you enjoy things like American Pie and Maxim magazine, then check out One-liners, which was created by, and is written by myself, and illustrated by -U! One-liners is a selectively episodic, mostly autobiographical comic about myself, the superlative asshole.
		He also illustrates Big Iron, which is a decent Western comic on Pixel Strips.
	forums.questionablecontent.net /index.php/topic,13514.0.html (2164 words)

	Honolulu Star-Bulletin Features
		The fictional call letters play off a one-liner elsewhere in the show, and the content of some of the dedications also shows Cataluna's ability to write subtle comic material.
		It should also be noted that director R. Kevin Doyle not only has the actors make the "ding-ding" noise of the bell whenever they enter or leave through the front door, but he also has them vary the tone of the "bell" in keeping with the character's emotional state.
		Ron Encarnacion (Bully) contributes good characterization to several broad comic moments with his portrayal of the loutish, work-shy drone.
	starbulletin.com /2004/11/11/features/story4.html (783 words)

	NEWSARAMA - SEAN MCKEEVER: TALKING MARY JANE
		Originally marketed as a youth-oriented comic aimed specifically at girls, the comic was released beginning in June 2004.
		But fans of the comic had the story cut short last fall when Marvel suddenly pulled the comic's plug after Issue #4, although the series was soon after released in digest form.
		But if there were just comic book stores back in the '70s, I probably would never have read comic books, and I'd probably be looking at them like they're some foreign object.
	www.newsarama.com /forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=29041 (3106 words)

	Get Your Overstreet Price Guide Today
		Since 1970, only one comic book price guide has been dubbed "the Bible" for casual and die-hard collectors alike.
		Once installed, the Comic Price Guide can be viewed only on the computer on which the installation was run.
		A: In general, the plug-in that is most likely the problem is called "File_open." You can install the needed plug-in from www.fileopen.com/handlers/fopnflock.html.
	heritagecomics.com /sales/overstreet.asp?...&affil=472244 (688 words)

	plug - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Plug : Online Plain Text English Dictionary [home, info]
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	www.onelook.com /?w=plug&ls=a (480 words)

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