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Superosity is a daily comic strip by
Chris Crosby, the
co-founder and co-CEO of Keenspot.[1][2] It was
the first comic ever to be hosted by Keenspot.[3] The
comic focuses on the adventure-filled life of an idiot who wears a
cape for no apparent reason (Chris), his perpetually angry teenage
brother (Bobby), a sentient board (Boardy), and their friends. The
Sunday comic usually focuses on the fantastical imaginations of
Chris's pets, Giz (a dog) and Mask (a cat).
Superosity launched on March 1, 1999.[4] It has
an archive of over 3,000
strips to date.[5][6]
Print
Seven issues of a Superosity print comic book were
published from 2001-2002 and distributed by Diamond Comic Distributors
to comic book stores. It featured guest artwork by creators such as
Jeffrey J. Rowland (Overcompensating) and John Allison
(Scary Go
Round).
Superosity has also been published in newspapers, most
notably The Turlock Journal of Turlock,
CA.[7]
Animated
series
On July 21, 2006 at Comic-Con
International during Keenspot's 6th annual panel discussion, it was
announced that an animated TV series called Angelipups
would be produced based on the in-strip show by that name.[8]
Press and
achievements
References
- ^
"Keenspot Executives".
Keenspot.com. http://keenspot.com/companyinfo.html. Retrieved
2008-12-21.
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Meadows, Christ (2004-08-26). "Webcomics publisher finds
"Keen Spot" in South Dakota". That's All I've Got to
Say. http://www.terrania.us/journal/2004/08/webcomics-publisher-finds-keen-spot-in.html. Retrieved
2008-12-21.
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Campbell, T. (February 2004). "The History of Online Comics (Part 5)".
COMIXTALK. http://comixpedia.com/node/1410. Retrieved
2008-12-21.
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"SUPEROSITY Archives: Day by Day".
Superosity.com. http://superosity.com/d/19990301.html. Retrieved
2008-12-21.
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"SUPEROSITY: Calendar".
Superosity.com. http://superosity.com/calendar.html. Retrieved
2008-12-21.
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Pahula, Kari. "Superosity". Piperka. http://piperka.net/info.html?cid=176. Retrieved
2008-12-21.
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"Keenspot Comics Page".
Keenspot.com. http://www.keenspot.com/comicspage. Retrieved
2008-12-21.
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Crosby, Chris (2006-07-22). "Keenspot Comic-Con 2006
Announcements: YIRMUMAH!, DARKEN, SORCERY 101 join! Fall Marketing
Plans! SUPEROSITY TV Show (sorta)!". COMIXTALK. http://comixpedia.com/chriscrosbykeenspot_comic_con_2006_announcements_yirmumah_darken_sorcery_101_join_fall_marketing_plans_superosity_tv_show_sorta. Retrieved
2008-12-21.
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Horton, Steve. "Series Spotlight: Superosity
#1-2". http://keenspot.com/pressbox/cbg-superosity1-2review.gif. Retrieved
2008-12-21.
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Cave, Damien (2001-08-09). "No laughing matter".
Salon.com Technology. http://archive.salon.com/tech/feature/2001/08/09/comics/index2.html. Retrieved
2008-12-21.
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Xerexes, Xaviar (December 2006). "The Comixpedia End of 2006 Roundtable".
COMIXTALK. http://comixpedia.com/2006_Roundtable. Retrieved
2008-12-21.
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"Comixpedia's People Of
Webcomics List For 2006". COMIXTALK. December
2006. http://comixpedia.com/people_of_webcomics_list_for_2006?page=0%2C3. Retrieved
2008-12-21.
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"Comixpedia's List of 25
People Of Webcomics for 2005". COMIXTALK. December
2005. http://comixpedia.com/comixpedias_list_of_25_people_in_webcomics_for_2005?page=0%2C2. Retrieved
2008-12-21.
- ^
"Comixpedia's List of 25
People Of Webcomics for 2004". COMIXTALK. December
2004. http://comixpedia.com/comixpedias_list_of_25_people_in_webcomics_for_2004?page=0%2C4. Retrieved
2008-12-21.
- ^
"2002 Winners and Nominees". The 2002
Cartoonist's Choice Awards. 2002. http://www.ccawards.com/2002.htm. Retrieved
2008-12-21.
- ^
(1999-10-23). "Superosity
invades PvP!". (Web link). Retrieved on
2008-12-21.
- ^
Graser, Marc (2000-06-23). "Bender tooning up with
KeenSpot.com". Variety. http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117782978.html?categoryid=18&cs=1. Retrieved
2008-12-21.
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