So, today, my webcomic — Boolean Squared — got published on the website of the big regional newspaper and my venture into the world of creating comics is official. The newpaper (The Springfield Republican) also printed a short story in its paper version about the launch of the comic, so we’ll see where things go and how they develop.

Click on this image to go to the article:

Masslive Announcement by you.

And click on this image to go to the comic:

You can also subscribe to the RSS of the site where Boolean Squared will run each Monday with this RSS URL address: http://blog.masslive.com/nie/boolean_squared/atom.xml

I also set up a virtual storefront for Boolean Squared Swag through Cafe Press, just to see what might happen. (Check it out if you get a moment).

And check out the promo video I made with Animoto:

Peace (in frames),
Kevin

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4 Responses to “Some Comic Relief”

  1.   Digital Writing, Digital Teaching » Blog Archive » Kevin Gets Comical Says:

    [...] to my NWP colleague, Kevin Hodgson on the publication of his new comic, Boolean Squared! He uses Comic Life for the basic layout and [...]

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  2.   mrscunningham Says:

    Hi, I am a teacher in Rochdale England I enjoyed your post very much. Your comic strip is interesting…..I like to use comic strips with my class when I am teaching direct speach…at the moment I am using comix but I hope you might suggest a better free program I could use
    thanks and cheerio
    Silvana

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  3.   Bill Gaskins Says:

    Thanks for sharing the comic strip and the article. Great work.
    Bill

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  4.   dogtrax Says:

    Thanks Bill.

    MrsC — I often use ToonDoo (http://www.toondoo.com/Home.do) but for kids, a great and easy site is called MakeBeliefs Comics (http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/).

    Kevin

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