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2012 Comikazi24
Jun. 3rd, 2012 10:19 amFrom the Comikazi24 website:
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The Comikaze24 is Australia's 24 Hour Comic Day Challenge. It's based around the same idea as 24 Hours Comic Day but takes place over the long Queen's Birthday weekend (this year 9-11th June), a date more amenable to Australian participants. Registration is now open , but don't forget to sign up at the forums, hosted by Pulp Faction, before you register for the challenge. You need a forum account to participate and if you just want to watch, be sure to sign up so you can comment and cheer the participants on."
Here we go again. If you're interested (and don't have a prohibitively busy schedule, the most common excuse not to participate) follow the link and register. For examples of previous year's stuff, see the 24 Hour Challenge section of the PulpFaction forums. Note that while you have to register at the PF forums to enter, nothing stops you from posting your entries directly to a webcomic hosted here (or elsewhere) and reposting the images to the PF Forums (that's what I do).
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The Comikaze24 is Australia's 24 Hour Comic Day Challenge. It's based around the same idea as 24 Hours Comic Day but takes place over the long Queen's Birthday weekend (this year 9-11th June), a date more amenable to Australian participants. Registration is now open , but don't forget to sign up at the forums, hosted by Pulp Faction, before you register for the challenge. You need a forum account to participate and if you just want to watch, be sure to sign up so you can comment and cheer the participants on."
Here we go again. If you're interested (and don't have a prohibitively busy schedule, the most common excuse not to participate) follow the link and register. For examples of previous year's stuff, see the 24 Hour Challenge section of the PulpFaction forums. Note that while you have to register at the PF forums to enter, nothing stops you from posting your entries directly to a webcomic hosted here (or elsewhere) and reposting the images to the PF Forums (that's what I do).
