Theater Hopper Donation Drive

On August 5, 2008, Theater Hopper suffered a catastrophic failure on an external hard drive storing over 5 years of original art, family photos and videos. The crash resulted in all the data being lost.

The decision was made to send the ailing hard drive to a data recovery specialist, but the procedure is not cheap. That is why Theater Hopper is asking for your help by participating in our donation drive!

We’re not asking for much - just whatever you can spare. Whether it’s $5 or $500, every contribution helps!

However, to spur interest, we will be offering incentives for those who donate larger amounts:

A donation of $25 will earn you a custom sketchA donation of $50 will earn you a full-page drawingA donation of $75 will earn you an appearance in Theater Hopper

A donation of $100 will you a fully-rendored custom comic strip!

Theater Hopper donation drive custom artworkIn addition to these incentives, anyone who donates any amount will be in the running to win this custom artwork, created to commemmorate the occassion as a full-color poster and signed by creator Tom Brazelton.

If you are unable to donated, but would still like to contribute, please consider the following options:

We have advertising spots available through Project Wonderful!

We are selling a variety of t-shirt and books in the Theater Hopper store.

Or, if you have no money to spend, please pass along the word to as many friends and collegues that you know. Linking to Theater Hopper from social bookmarking sites like Digg, Reddit, StumbleUpon, del.icio.us or others is extremely helpful!

If you would like to learn more about the Theater Hopper Donation Drive or are ready to help lend a hand, please visit the following page:

http://www.theaterhopper.com/donation.php

Thanks to everyone for their support!

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Jam Comic #3

It’s long overdue for another Jam Comic! This one is titled Dude… Check This Out and it get’s a little graphic at the end so shield the little tyke’s eyes if need be.

Today’s strip features the talents of returning alumni, Brandon J. Carr, and the regulars Clay Yount, Ali Graham, Joe Dunn, Wes Molebash and Tom Brazelton


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AfterStrife 3D

After months of hard work, a small extract of AfterStrife has taken on a third dimension. The musically accompanied animation sees the initial discovery of the ominous interdimensional vortex. Although there have been some slight adaptations from the original comics, the fundamental concept remains.

Although there are no immediate plans to persue the comic within the animated medium, it was a very interesting and productive experiment.

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Children Are Our Future

On Wednesday afternoon, I had the opportunity to teach some kids at a local elementary school how to draw cartoons. We had a really good time, and my friend, Chris Free, took a ton of pictures. You can check ‘em out here.

- Wes

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Jam #2 That’s Weird

Welcome to the second official Boxcar Jam entitled That’s Weird. If you missed last months don’t forget to check it out here and start getting excited for the next one because were having a ton of fun with these!

Today’s strip features the talents of Clay Yount, Ali Graham, Joe Dunn, Wes Molebash and Tom Brazelton


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Wes Molebash Interviewed at Major Spoilers!

If you guys get time, head over to Major Spoilers.com and check out the latest podcast. Stephen Schleicher, the creator of Major Spoilers, interviewed me for the podcast last week and we had a pretty awesome chat. We talk about YHT and the current Steve/Emaline storyline, the Litterbox Chronicles and Zuda, Boxcar Comics, and some of my future plans. The interview starts at 40:34 if you’d like to fast forward through the news and reviews.

- Wes

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Katie on eBay!

I’ve decided to auction off those Prismacolor drawings of Katie I drew a couple months back. Here are the listings:

Katie Wearing Scarf

Katie Reading Book

Katie Standing on Toes

Katie Rocks

I just listed these a few moments ago, so you have plenty of time to place your bids! Thanks, guys!

- Wes

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Jam#1 My favorite Superhero

Check it out, everybody! It’s our very first jam. The first of what we hope will be an ever-expanding monthly feature spotlighting not just the Boxcar regulars but other talented web cartoonists that we all admire. More on that next month, but for now please enjoy some superhero love – Boxcar style!

Today’s strip features the talents of Joe Dunn, James Turner, Clay Yount, Wes Molebash, Ali Graham and Tom Brazelton


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Last Week to Vote for Litterbox Chronicles!

Hey Gang!

My new comic strip, The Litterbox Chronicles, has slipped back into first place as the final week of voting begins in the Zuda Competition. The final day of the contest is Monday, March 31, so make sure to check out the comic and vote for it if you haven’t already! If you’ve already voted, added the comic to your favorites, and left a comment, then please tell your friends and family to check out the strip, too! I need as much support as I can get in these final days of the competition!

I really appreciate all the help and support!

- Wes

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UK Webcomix Thing 2008

On March 22nd James Turner and Ali Graham will be representing Boxcar Comics at the UK Webcomix Thing, in Mile End, London. Selling books, badges, postcards and other treats.

With over 100 exhibitors, including Scarygoround, Stuff Sucks, Weebl & Bob, Little Gamers, Dr. Mcninja and Octopus Pie, it is set to be the biggest year for the Thing yet.

For more infomation visit :-
www.ukwebcomixthing.co.uk

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