Webcomics.com will not update today or tomorrow as I spend a little quality time with my family. Have a wonderful holiday. We’ll resume next week.
One of the benefits of having a large archive is that you exponentially increase your potential pageviews as new readers catch up on previous comics.
But beyond that, how can you get more out of that stockpile of comics?
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Q: I see that some people include a transcript of their comic in the blog. Is this because the spiders that search engines use to classify the webpage can’t read the graphical text in the comic itself? Not everyone does it, though, so I was wondering if that was the reason.
— Matt
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Often in comics, punctuation marks are doubled or mixed to convey complex emotions. And that often leads to some pretty confusing situations for a cartoonist.
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I’m about to enter year 2 of my comic, and I’ve had a few requests for prints. So I’m planning on putting up a buy-this-print button and making it official.
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In a follow-up to an earlier discussion of the proper use / spelling of Yeah, Yay, Yea and Ya, here are some other words and phrases that commonly get misused in comics. Most of these hinge on the proper use of hyphens or apostrophes.
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Hi Brad,
Long time, first time…
I remember you saying on one of the Webcomic Weekly podcasts, that you made a decision to stop doing Greystone Inn just after a comic convention because you felt it wasn’t going anywhere.
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Zingerding has released a terms-and-conditions statement along with a FAQ for people interested in doing busienss with the start-up. Below is a discussion of a few of the more relevant issues.
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There’s another webcomics hosting/publishing service on the scene. And the ubiquitous contest. From their blog:
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This post was kindly submitted by Evil Inc colorist Ed Ryzowski:
If you’ve been following Evil Inc over the past few weeks you probably noticed that some of the more recent “flashback” strips look as if they were printed using a traditional halftone method found in newspapers around 1950.
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