Podcast

There comes a time when you have to take a break from the week to week interviews and just plug websites from various people across the webcomic community. Frumph was away at the time and I was fortunate...

Happy Halloween Boils and Ghouls. Tonight on our scary thirteenth episode we have an author that is not afraid to delve into the weird, the wonderful, the magical and the unknown. He is Jamie Robertson from...

In this, the twelfth episode of TGT. For it is the 2008 Web Comic Reader's Choice Awards. Our five judges hammered, debated and voted on over 200 entrees and had over twenty rounds of voting. Press Release...

The gods have spoken and they are pleased to do an interview with the humble staff of TGT Webcomics. For in this eleventh episode we were graced with two wonderful people Chuck and Steve Rowles from Gods of...

For this tenth episode we travel to the realm of dreams to find; the man, the myth, the legend: Scott Sava bringing us his fantastical world that is called: The Dreamland Chronicles. A fully 3D immersed...

This ninth episode our guest is our first of many lesbian authors that are in the webcomic community. She is the talented Nena Di from Heard. She is also the author of the 24-Hour comic called Seen Both...

Our eighth episode is an episode of superhero proportions with the finest superhero style that has been seen in webcomics. For that we have the amazing duo of Scott and Benita Story from Johnny Saturn....

Our seventh episode features a fantasy webcomic that has a Dwarf with a black hole for a stomach (when it comes to drinking), A Prince with a mission, a mischievous Fairy, a half-blood prince thief and many...

Our sixth episode comes from the night shift with a great person and author named JGray from 2nd Shift. Where anything in a copying store, can and will happen. Now with more Jaberwocky and mysterious...

Our fifth episode is with a truly family friendly author named John Bintz from A Moment of Clarity who joined us as our special guest. His comic is like Peanuts only more true to real life when we were all...