12/27/2022 0 Comments Scott kurtz voice changeThe show was recorded live and had the hosts interact with a Twitter feed of listeners' reactions to the broadcast, occasionally using comments as a springboard for their conversations. įrom 2009 to 2012, Straub also hosted comedy internet radio talk show Tweet Me Harder with David Malki. In this same time period, Straub and Kurtz also produced two joint podcasts, The Kris and Scott Power Hour and Daily Affirmation. The show featured comic industry news, techniques and general advice on how to create and maintain a successful comic online. In 2007, leading up to the release of How To Make Webcomics, Straub - alongside the books co-authors, Scott Kurtz, Brad Guigar, and Dave Kellett - produced the podcast Webcomics Weekly. The podcast interviewed fellow webcomic creators about their comics and creative process. In 2005, while part of the comic collective Blank Label Comics, Straub and Dave Kellett co-hosted the Blank Label Comics Podcast. Straub has co-hosted numerous podcasts, most of which center around the online comic industry, daily life, or comedy talk shows. Although it seems at first to be a normal children's program, they gradually recall disturbing aspects of the program and a bizarre episode in particular, before discovering that Candle Cove was merely half an hour of TV static which the children believed was a program. Straub's original short story is in the form of a series of forum posts by people reminiscing about a children's show called Candle Cove. Straub manages and writes for his own horror fiction website Ichor Falls, which features his most notable work of short fiction, Candle Cove. The series premiered in July 2013 and aired for 13 episodes. In 2012, ShiftyLook announced that Straub and Kurtz were co-producing a new animated web series, Mappy: The Beat, in which they also voice all the characters. Straub went on to co-produced Blamimation and the Kris and Scott’s Scott and Kris Show for Penny Arcade TV. The book covers a variety of topics of interest for beginning and intermediate webcartoonists. The four published How To Make Webcomics through Image Comics in the first quarter of 2008. Halfpixel later expanded to include webcartoonists Brad Guigar and Dave Kellett of the comics Evil Inc. In 2007, to coincide with his move to Dallas, Straub repurposed the Halfpixel site to serve as a hub for his and Kurtz's joint creative projects. In December 2006, Straub was named co-writer and co-producer alongside Scott Kurtz on PvP: The Series, a series of animated shorts featuring the PvP characters. Reportedly the name change was caused by a legal issue. The two ran in parallel, until a strip in August 2005 which definitively ended the plot of Starshift Crisis, but which played out differently in Starslip Crisis. The nearly identical Starslip Crisis appeared early in the strip's run, with its own website and associated content, differing only in that the term "starslip" replaced "starshift". The comic initially ran under the name Starshift Crisis. Starslip Crisis was part of the webcomics cooperation collective Blank Label Comics, until Straub split away from Blank Label to merge Starslip with his new collective, Halfpixel, in November 2007. Much of the art featured upon the Fuseli dated from the 20th or 21st centuries. The Fuseli travelled from system to system with its exhibits (using a faster than light "starslip drive"), the comic chronicling the adventures of the crew. It is still capable of military activities. The Fuseli was a former luxury warship which has been converted into a starship museum. Starslip Crisis was first set in the 3440s, aboard the starship IDS Fuseli, In 2005, Straub began creating Starslip, a daily science fiction/comedy webcomic. The strip was self-aware, using metahumour extensively, and the title character, Checkerboard Nightmare (Chex) being obsessed with gaining fame as a webcomic character and willing to do anything necessary to achieve it. Straub launched his first comic, Checkerboard Nightmare, online in 2000. Straub also manages and writes for the horror fiction site Ichor Falls, which is notable for the creepypasta Candle Cove, and creates YouTube videos for his horror anthology channel, Local 58. He currently hosts the podcast 28 Plays Later alongside Paul Verhoeven. Straub and Scott Kurtz have co-created the animated series Blamimation with Kris and Scott, and the live-action comedy webseries Kris and Scott's Scott and Kris Show for Penny Arcade's PATV. He is also a co-founder of webcomics collectives Blank Label Comics and Halfpixel. Kristofer "Kris" Straub (born January 17, 1979) is an American webcartoonist and the creator of Checkerboard Nightmare, Starslip, Chainsawsuit, Broodhollow, and F Chords. Cartoonist, graphic designer, story writerĬreator of Starslip, Checkerboard Nightmare, Chainsawsuit, Broodhollow, Local58 and F Chords
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