Open Letter to Webcomic Creators

[evilzug]

Dear Webcomic Creator,

I recognize this is a booming ‘industry,’ and it’s becoming easier then ever to create and host your webcomic. Many of your comics have been brought to my attention by the awesome advertising of ProjectWonderful. For this I am grateful. It has even inspired me to try to scrape together one myself.

However, once I click

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Zug's Upset

[mintyfreshvoice]

I don't want to get off on a rant here...

(Actually, Dennis Miller did want to get off on rants. He was just saying that to be ironic.)

Anyway, I totally agree. If a webcomic creator expects me to do the work of figuring out what their comic is about, they've seriously underestimated my laziness and ADD.

We're the YouTube Generation (gag)! If it's not as simple as a dog getting hit in the balls, you'd better explain what the hell's going on.

PS - Yesterday Jose and I started our web comic. *Hopping onto bandwagon*

Re: Zug's Upset

[evilzug]

preach it brother.

I look forward to it!

[monkeycomic]

Noted. Did it in 23 words in the LJ-blurb, and added a cast to my profile, with anchor links to each section and pictures, all fancy-like.

Comicgenesis is down once again, but when/if it comes back up and updates, those pages'll show the new cast page and explanation on the main comic site as well.

Thanks for this post, it lit the fire under my ass to update the cast page and bring the pictures up to date. As ever, you fuckin' rock.

[evilzug]

haha... no problem

I was sold on your comic when I saw cats. I think comics with cats are exempt from my rant to be honest, because cats rule the internet, and the world.