Press release

[janestarz]

On July 1st, 2003, the first edition of Sword & Ink was put online.

Sword & Ink is an international magazine on the internet, made by and for Larpers and everybody who has a connection to roleplay. It is made in the few free hours next to the normal life by eight Larpers. Running catagories are, amongst others, ""Do It Yourself Corner" "Larp Picture of the Month" "Hobbit Recipe's" and "Your Story". Sword & Ink furthermore features comics, columns and articles.

Read Sword & Ink on http://swordandink.mine.nu

Comments

[coen.livejournal.com]

I just had a quick look. Looks good. I read the funnies, because I always read the funnies first, in any paper or magazine I can get my fingers on. I liked your funny.

I will read the rest as soon as I get back from vacation.

P.S. I saw you call it comics. As I understand it, it is called comics if it's in a separate book or separate magazine, but if it's in a paper, or part of a magazine, its usually called funnies, and not comics. But English is not my native language, and I might be wrong.

[jenya.livejournal.com]

can I comment that I have now bookmarked it, will join the egroup and trying to make time to read everything?

Oh and that your webmaster made a little mistake in the link to the archives.. (not that there is any probably..) but it says
http://swordandink.mine.ne/archive.htm instead of
http://swordandink.mine.nu/archive.htm

[coen.livejournal.com]

Cool! There is a picture by me in it! Cool!

Re:

[janestarz.livejournal.com]

Thanks! I was wondering why people kept exclaiming that link didn't work...

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[janestarz.livejournal.com]

YES! YES!
Just couldn't resist that. I only have one really nice picture of Anna in it and that's the one you drew.

[troglodyteking.livejournal.com]

Actually, 'funnies' is sort of a more colloquial form for humorous drawings in a paper. 'Comics' refers to both things that are published separately (although sometimes if it is sort of serious it is called a 'graphic novel' or some such like that) (such as X-Men, etc.) and the humor drawings in a newspaper or magazine.