Finally, a newspaper syndicate gets it right. United Features has taken a nod from the webcomics world and made a move in response to the declining sales of newspapers by offering all of its content (including years of archives) at comics.com online for free. And not just that, but its RSS feeds which once only contained links, now contain the cartoons themselves.
Signing up for an account allows you to create your own custom RSS feed or homepage featuring whichever features you’d like. Now, the golden age of comic strips has come and gone, and United’s lineup includes some duds to be sure, but there are a few diamonds in the rough worth subscribing to.
5 de novembro de 2008 às 14h55
“exercícios que gostaríamos de ver” o/
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5 de novembro de 2008 às 16h28
essa tá muito foda, arnaldo!!!
curto muito teu trabalho, meu véi
abs
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6 de novembro de 2008 às 8h42
United Features’ website goes free, including 50 years of Peanuts
http://comics.com/
Finally, a newspaper syndicate gets it right. United Features has taken a nod from the webcomics world and made a move in response to the declining sales of newspapers by offering all of its content (including years of archives) at comics.com online for free. And not just that, but its RSS feeds which once only contained links, now contain the cartoons themselves.
Signing up for an account allows you to create your own custom RSS feed or homepage featuring whichever features you’d like. Now, the golden age of comic strips has come and gone, and United’s lineup includes some duds to be sure, but there are a few diamonds in the rough worth subscribing to.
Via drawn – http://drawn.ca
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6 de novembro de 2008 às 8h54
Fala, Privatti. Lá se vai meu sonho de ser sustentado por um Syndicate ;)
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7 de novembro de 2008 às 9h27
Dois do Saramago e o cérebro já fica durinho.
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10 de novembro de 2008 às 16h50
Mais uma preu rir. Valeu Arnaldo!
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