Showing posts with label Kids comics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kids comics. Show all posts

Thursday, March 26, 2009

EDIT -- Kidjutsu.com

I got Brian Leung's website wrong last time, It's www.KidJutsu.com

To basically paraphrase their entire 'about' section:


About Us

What is Kidjutsu?
Kidjutsu [kid-joot-soo] is a kids comics website where kids can read, discover, and share comics. We built Kidjutsu to provide a fun activity for kids that encourages them to read for enjoyment and exercise their budding imaginations. We started off collecting the best all-ages kid-friendly comics into one place, but it's grown to be a website for kids, tweens, teens, and even the big kid in all of us.

What can I do on Kidjutsu?
At Kidjutsu, you can browse a large selection of kids comics brought to you by the best comics, webcomics, and manga creators. Every comic on our site has been screened and marked with an appropriate age rating. You can experience each comic using our high-resolution, fast-loading, super-responsive digital comic reader. You can read comics in fullscreen, zoom in on your favorite panels, and also bookmark your favorite comics. Most importantly, you can read all these comics online for free.

What is our vision?
We have two goals for Kidjutsu:
1) Introduce kids to comics, and
2) Build a sustainable revenue model for creators with a life-long passion for telling great stories.



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Here are some handy little embedded readers you can easily create if you want to share the comics on your site:





These ones I both KNEW were by KLC creators, There are tons more, but I haven't had a chance to read any yet to see how strongly I recommend them. Will do when I have a moment, and post again!

Wednesday, August 01, 2007

Pet Robots

More San Diego Comicon News!


We'll have more Comic-Con/ Kids Love Comics News and pics soon, but here's some breaking excitement: Scott Sava, KLC friend and super cool creator of Dreamland Chronicles, The Lab, and Ed;'s Terrestrials, has announced that his latest project had been optioned by Disney-- way to go Scott!

http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117969503.html?categoryid=13&cs=1

While KLC's mission is to promote literacy through comics and GN's, it is always cool to see the valodation of how all-ages comics canb transition to other mediums.

Stay tuned for more KLC news soon!

Sunday, July 29, 2007





San Diego Comic-Con continues for KLC!

It's been a very busy Comic-Con for all of us at Kids Love Comics, from speaking with fans, talking with entertainment companies, and prepping up for the year ahead, as KLC really gets rolling. It has been great seeing all the all-ages creators out here at the show-- we've even been considering a giant KLC booth for next year.

Here's some more quick picks for your amusement:

Saturday, July 28, 2007




Kids Love Comics Comes to the San Diego Comic-Con!

KLC is set up at Booth 1732, with creators Jimmy Gownley (Amelia Rules), Josh Elder (Mail Order Ninja), John Gallagher (Buzzboy), and Rich Faber (Roboy Red). If you are in San Diego, come by and say hi! We will be handing out posters, signing copies of our books, and handing out the KLC reccomended reading list, featuring cool graphic novels every kid will love!

Meanwhile here are some pics, courtesy of the many sirtes out there promoting the show!