Drawn from sources that are ready for this week to be over…

• Scott Pilgrimage: Documenting real-life locations from Scott Pilgrim comics.
• Apple Censorship hits comics and more. Miyazaki keeps his title of ‘Anti-globalization curmudgeon‘ and good for him.
• US Army ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ instructional comic on gays in military.
• Make your own Android App with Android App Inventor.
• Nikki Cook will be the guest artist this month at Gizmodo.
• Keith over at Karmic Debt Comics talks about collectives, the Webcomic Planet collective and.. well karma.
• Northern News Services has an article about Webcomics.
• iDrawDigital has a post about webcomics review sights.
• Mtv has it that Harvey Pekar has passed on to less ordinary places. Sad to see you go Harvey.
• The Hindustan Times talks about comics on your phone.
• Storming the Tower has 13 webcomic supervillains in the spotlight.
• Scott Kurtz leaves Image and returns to self-publishing.
• WEBCOMIC SPOTLIGHT: Squid-Sensei

Reported by Michael Moss.

Drawn from sources that are wondering if BP’s majority shareholder is satan…

• Quitting Time Vol. 1: I love the smell of corporate evil in the morning! is for sale with introduction by our own Scott Gallatin.
• Hetalia fans flood Anime Expo in Los Angeles.
• Sita Sings the Blues: A benefit screening for the EFF and the SF Cartoon Art Museum on Tuesday, July 20th.
• Pressure-sensitive drawing headed to iPad in free software library. Will it become a viable low-cost alternative to the Cintiq?
• Here are some interesting tutorials on how to ink in Photoshop. (Here and here.)
• I forget if I’ve linked to this before, but Gene L. Yang takes apart the casting for Last Airbender movie.
• The Beat has a look at DC’s shutdown of ZUDA.
• The Webcomic Overlook has some creator responses to the ZUDA shutdown.
• DC Perazza answers questions on changes to ZUDA.
• WEBCOMIC SPOTLIGHT: Polar Opposites

Reported by Michael Moss.