• Snowflake Studios, a spin-off of DMGice.com, features a variety of comics by a variety of artists. We've been around since January of 2000 and have been on Snowflake since December of 2000.
• The Snowflake family consists of three sites: Snowflake Studios, DMG Blizzard, and Yellow Snow.

Milestones in Snowflake History

• January 13, 2000. A picture of chatroom regulars drawn by Josh Nickerson is posted on DMGice.com. This is a precursor to Fresh From the Icebox.

• January 18, 2000. The Snowflake is launched on DMGice.com. It featured sections called "Importationality", "On the Wing of Peril" (only lasts one update), and "iSymph". No comics just yet.

• January 25, 2000. Fresh From the Icebox premieres on DMGice.com.

• February 7, 2000. "DMG Divas" added. Still no comics.

• February 14, 2000. Fresh From the Icebox becomes the first comic to appear on The Snowflake.

• May 22, 2000. B&W's World debuts.

• May 23, 2000. The Usual Suspects, another comic based on DMG Ice regulars, debuts.

• July 12, 2000. The Fresh From the Icebox Summer Special is released.

• August 21, 2000. The second season of Fresh From the Icebox- "Fresh From the Icebox: NEXT" debuts.

• September 2000. The Snowflake gets 3 new comics: "Viral Speakers", "The Thrilling Adventures of Lieber Man", and "AT Freak Show". Hbomb's "Fresh From the Icebox: Origins" fanfic debuts.

• November 2, 2000. The Snowflake is renamed "Snowflake Studios".

• November 21, 2000. Snowflake Studios begins to move to Keenspace, starting with the archives for At Freak Show.

• November 28, 2000. The move to Keenspace continues with the Usual Suspects, and the launch of a new comic- "The DMG Files".

• December 5, 2000. Snowflake Studios officially launches on Keenspace, featuring "Fresh From the Icebox", "B&W's World", "The Usual Suspects", "Viral Speakers", "The Thrilling Adventures of Lieber Man", "AT Freak Show", and "The DMG Files".

• June 18, 2001. Harold "Hbomb" Price emerges as new webmaster for Snowflake Studios, following a 2-month hiatus caused by the crashing of Philip's laptop.

• September 30, 2002. The Hbomb Show becomes the first Snowflake comic to move to its own Keenspace site. However, the HBS site goes offline in mid-November, and doesn't come back for good until April 7, 2003. The Hbomb Show returns to Snowflake during the downtime.

• April 14, 2003. Yellow Snow, a Snowflake spin-off  featuring comics with more mature content debuts with "At Freak Show", "B&W's World", "Have a Nice Day", "Mean Squirrel Theatre", "Fresh Meat", "Hatman", and a new comic called "Nintend-Odd".

• July 30, 2003. Yellow Snow moves to its permanent site on Keenspace.

• September 1, 2003. Snowflake Studios moves to a new site, leaving the old account for DMG Blizzard, which focuses on gaming-related comics. This is the new home for Snowflake classics "The DMG Files", "Fresh From the Icebox" and "World Domination".

Josh Nickerson
Webcomic: The Nolans
Keenspot Miniseries: The Treasure Hunters
Guest Strips:

• JoBeth!

• The SporkMan Chronicles

• Techni Gaiden

• Exploitation Now (Warning: Adult Content)

• Jackie's Fridge

• Fergo and Enrique

• Tonja Steele

• Stupid Comics

Techni Myoko
Webcomic: Techni Gaiden
Guest Strips:

• The Nolans (1) (2) (3) (4)

• The Hbomb Show

Flaming Moose
Webcomic: Luther and Locke (formerly Dick!)
Guest Strips:

• The Nolans (1) (2)

• Jackie's Fridge

• The Adventure Chronicles

Reed Brooks
Webcomic: Stupid Comics
Guest Strips:

• The Nolans

Harold "Hbomb" Price
Webcomic: The Hbomb Show
Guest Strips:

• Jackie's Fridge (1) (2)

• The Nolans

• Stupid Comics (1) (2)

• Plugged

• Tonja Steele

• Flip and Splog

Matthew "Duke" Cavalier
Website: Andthen... Fanfiction
Guest Strips:

• Jackie's Fridge

• The Nolans

• Stupid Comics (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

• The Hbomb Show