EXTRALIFE – By Scott Johnson

Part one in a little series of stories about a man, his ship, and the unknown universe.

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Plus, they did a nice little interview with me about the comic, and my time in webcomics in general. Here’s a clip:

GameCulture: How did you get started creating comics and what was your first one?

Scott Johnson: I’ve been drawing and doodling on flat surfaces my entire life, and not always on paper. My math homework often contained more artwork than it did math. Most people thought it was a problem, but I loved it. I wanted to draw all the time, and there have been countless little comics here and there that I started, ended, and started again … much to the entertainment of family and friends.

Check out the whole thing here, and watch for the first new strip on Monday!

Probably the best warning on any video game ever. Enjoy.

Some hard hitting issues in today’s episode about the Internet, social responsibly, and helmets. Enjoy!

Additional thanks to GoDaddy (codes LIFE1, LIFE2, and LIFE3), Audible, and DogHouseSystems! Also, Scott Fletcher, Rob Goobers, Skyhawk, various contributors, and YOU!

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Today’s football players have an edge that no athletes before them have possessed: They’ve played more football than any cohort in history. Even with the rise of year-round training, full-contact practice time on the field hasn’t increased — in fact, it has actually gone down, as coaches have tried to limit the physical punishment that the game exacts. But videogames, especially the ubiquitous Madden NFL, now allow athletes of all ages to extend their training beyond their bodies.

Kind of an interesting take. Read more here.

Scott Kurtz put me onto this thing, and I can’t stop looking at it. This poor girl.