It's a new year! Dave, Brad, Kris and Scott discuss their resolutions from 2008, if they accomplished what they set out for the year and look forward into 2009.

Scott sits this one out while Brad, Kris and Dave rustle up some deep webcomics conversation.

This is the lost episode of webcomics weekly, forgotten in time for a couple of weeks. This was recorded before our trip to SCAD. So yeah. not terribly old. It wasn't lost very long.

Dave and Scott return from their talk in Savannah. Reader email on using too much copy & paste.

The last of our www.endicia.com sponsored podcasts. Be sure to visit www.endicia.com/webcomics for a fantastic deal on Endicia postage services. This week, Scott is sick, but we still muster the energy to discuss copyright and turnkey ad systems.

Scott's in Seattle and he wrangles Mike Krahulik of Penny-Arcade.com to come on the show and talk about making comics. Sponsored by  Endicia.com. Visit www.endicia.com/webcomics for a special offer.

Scott has vanished! But Dave, Brad and Kris hit the mailbag and keep things rollin'. Brought to you by Endicia. Webcartoonists, check out a special offer at http://www.endicia.com/webcomics/

Welcoming our new sponsor Endicia.comleads to a discussion of the best ways to streamline your online store shipments. Then we hit the mailbag to answer questions about handing out flyers at events, and working on 2nd strips. Endica.com has been kind enough to sponsor our show this month. They're offering a great deal for new customers looking to set up an online store for their webcomic. Endicia.com is easy for us to recommend because it's what we use for our stores on a daily basis. Be sure to check out www.endicia.com/webcomics for a special offer.

Kris, Brad and Scott discuss a recent "kerfuffle" regarding Scott's post on criticism. Also on this show: Mister Rogers, Guy Smiley, storylines vs. gags and marketing new project to existing readers.

The boys recap their awesome time at the 2008 San Diego Comicon. Fisticuffs, Starfleet Captains, appearances on national TV, car chases, robot invasions, pirates....it's all a part of the zaniness of Comicon.