The nice people at the Ann Arbor Public Library facilitate Webcomics Lab — a regular meet-up of webcartoonists. And they invited me to join their hangout last night, via Skype, to talk shop. The conversation was tremendous.

We talked about a lot of great subjects, such as:

• When do you know when you’ve found the “right” project to work on? (2:20)

•  Is a daily update schedule still as important as it used to be? (10:50)

• How do you handle “touchy” subjects without offending people? (14:24)

• What about adult comics — is there a pushback? (16:02)

• There’s an element of cruelty in all humor (18:10)

• I tell a joke about a library (18:20)

• How did readers react to the transition from Greystone Inn to Evil Inc? (20:32)

• Don’t listen to some readers; only listen to all readers (20:15)

• How do you monetize a webcomic? (23:40)

• How do you build a webcomic Web site? (32:10)

• Getting better at lettering. (37:57)

A video of the conversation follows…

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