Webcomics
Eric Millikin has published webcomics since at least the fall of 1995. In his book Attitude 3: The New Subversive Online Cartoonists, syndicated newspaper editorial cartoonist Ted Rall describes Millikin's work as "one of the most interesting webcomics around." The Webcomics Examiner named Millikin's comics one of the best webcomics, the webcomics blog ComixTalk named it one of the 100 Greatest Webcomics of all time, and The Washington Post's readers named it one of the top 10 finalists for Best Webcomic of the Past Decade in 2010. Millikin's work has also been nominated for multiple Web Cartoonists' Choice Awards, including their top honor of "Outstanding Comic". Millikin has been a panelist and guest at webcomic conventions, including the inaugural New England Webcomics Weekend, the first convention organized by and focusing on webcomic creators.
Millikin was an editor (along with Tom Hart) and contributing artist of the online alternative comics anthology Serializer. The Sunday Times described their work on serializer as "high-art", and the Sydney Morning Herald considers them to be the avant-garde. Serializer's contributing artists also included Renée French, James Kochalka, Chris Onstad, Ryan North, Jen Sorensen, Matt Bors, Joey Comeau and Emily Horne.
Millikin has also been published by the webcomics sites Modern Tales and Webcomics Nation. His comics are one of the all-time most popular on Webcomics Nation.
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