The cartoon blog of Andertoons cartoonist Mark Anderson. He discusses his cartoons, cartooning, comics and, oddly enough, LEGO.
A while ago when iBooks Author debuted I wrote this blog about how to use it and how to include cartoons in your iBooks. This took a fair amount of tinkering on my part, and I got to know the software pretty well. It took a bit longer to figure out iTunes Connect and the… Continue reading Andertoons iBook For Sale!
Over the years I’ve been sort of a casual collector of superhero coloring books. Either flavor (Marvel or DC) is fine by me, as long as they’re goofy. And,frankly, the goofier the better! So when I find a good silly uncolored one on Ebay, I snap it up, scan it in, and share it here… Continue reading Superhero Coloring Books
So The Avengers comes out in just a few days and, if you’re like me, you can barely contain yourself. Need a way to keep yourself busy while you wait? Try this 1983 Marvel coloring/puzzle book! Captain America, Hulk, Thor, and Iron Man are summoned by Blue Star to find the magic pencils and help… Continue reading Avengers Coloring/Puzzle Book Asks You To Solve the Puzzle In Hulk’s Pants
As I’m sure you’ve heard, Apple recently entered the textbook market in a big way. They’ve partnered with Pearson, McGraw Hill, and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, revamped the iBooks app/store, and created the iBooks Author application to make publishing and selling books quick and easy. This is a big deal, and I’ve got a front row… Continue reading Adding a Cartoon (Or Any Other Image) To Your iBook in iBooks Author – Tutorial
I love old coloring books, but I especially love old superhero coloring books. And the goofier they are the better! Take this 1983 Fantastic Four vs. The Frightful Four for example: You’ve got to love the Hulk magazine that The Thing is reading, but my favorite parts are the photos of Dr. Doom and The… Continue reading Fantastic Four Vs. The Frightful Four Coloring Book – 1983