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I think someone mentioned crossovers earlier and how they're not the greatest thing in the world. I'd almost have to disagree with that. Sure, if you've got a story arc going, crossovers aren't the best idea. But other times they can be a great way to associate with other webcomics you enjoy and to ...

You're definitely limited with what you can do with blogger. I've used it for awhile and can't say anything special about it. Especially now since google owns it. (Not trying to be a hater...they just seem to want to eat the entire web) If you have your own web space, I'd suggest word press or somet...

I'd have to say that my hands are fairly stoopid..and will draw however they darn well please. This creates some interesting art.

I had to put the project wonderful code in both the index file and the indextemplate file for it to show up on my index page. Do you have the code on the indextemplate file?

I'm sure you'll have the spot for a bit

Success!! Now I've got ad space to sell. Go me!

My guess...when you post it online and attach your name to it. Granted, that's only a guess. I'd suggest going to the owner of the work you're "using" and ask them. Don't ask the company they're with.

I'm using feedburner at the current moment to try to add features to my current comic feed. The only problem is that it only shows the most recent comic and it doesn't allow for much customization. Is there a way to change this, or is my feed stuck like this? What can I actually do with my feeds, gi...

I'll try e-mailing them again and see how that goes.

I've had some moderate success with PW. It's definitely upped my hits per month, which is nice. I've had more visitors on my site in this month thanks to PW than in any month previous. I just wish they'd get back to me with that darned invitation code so I can advertise on my site as well.

It's been said here a few times already, but I've been drawing since I was a little kid. It never dawned on me that I could do much in this until about a year ago when I started reading other webcomics.

I don't know. Somewhere in my paranoid world I fear that I'll lose my readers if I miss too many updates. Of course, that's assuming I have some readers.


Man, the self deprecation has really got to stop.

Yeah, I tend to have ups and downs, which really effect when my comic comes out. A lot of these ups and downs come from work and school and relationships. If I had a way of magically separating all of these from each other, I probably would.

My excuse is a combination of work / school stress and the fact that I'm spending a bit more time on each strip and don't want to just post a comic I'm not happy with.

I won't repost my evolution collage pic on here, considering the one I did a few months ago wasn't very well put together. Instead, I'll just mention that my characters are starting to develop and come into their own dramas now. If you'd like to see my artistic evolution. Check these out: Then: http...

I guess I just sit in a daze for awhile with a blank page before me until something comes to mind. If I try to write an outline or do anything too "official", I lose interest and go on to other things.

Man, if I hadn't started my comic already, I'd sure want to start after reading this!


NOTE: That wasn't sarcasm.

I'm going to play fairly ignorant newb here and ask a potentially stupid question. Are we allowed to do more than one review?

I wouldn't say you can't react, at least not here. React, but do it on an agreeing term, like when I got reviewed. I acknowledged that the points he didn't like were points I didn't like either, then possible reasons for it. That way, I defend myself, and I learn, and the reviewer wasn't attacked, ...

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