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In a fit of rage some weeks ago, I deleted everything off my sever and put up a small note and image . I thought I would have a new layout for my site done before the new year was over. Well, that didn't happen, but you can still read a new comic by me every Sunday at http://www.ericfmyers.com/comix...

That's too much rock! I think he broke his wrist.

It's good to see you making more comics William.

Holy crap!

As for "the webcomic takes over the entire computer screen" you could put your pages in a zip file then change the name from *.zip to *.cbz. Then your readers could download each chapter and read them using CDisplay.

Ryan North of Dinosaur Comics fame has created a new search engine for webcomics. You have to add a bit of Java code to your comic's pages to be included and then you have to transcribe each comic. I'm not sure how this will work with silent comics and the more experimental comics but I think it's ...

That seems like it could get expensive. Have you thought about just joining an studio artist community. Most have introduction classes to help you on the basics. Some also have models that will come in once or twice a week for people to paint/draw/sculpt. Here's one of many that is located in Chicag...

<a href="http://www.the-imaginary.com/">A new strip has been posted on The Imaginary</a>. As you can see, <a href="http://www.ericcockrell.com/">Eric</a> and <a href="http://www.ericfmyers.com/">I</a> will be trading off on the comic duty. I can imagine the rivalry that this will cause between our r...

Can't you just delete the id?

<a href="http://www.the-imaginary.com"><img src="http://www.ericfmyers.com/imaginaryad1.gif" border="0"></a>

We're now open at <a href="http://www.the-imaginary.com">www.the-imaginary.com</a>.
Any questions or comments are greatly appreciated. Thanks for looking.

Style doesn't matter. Readability matters. I don't care if it's Manga-like, Kurby-like, Miller-like, or Underground, if you can't figure out what the hell is going on panel to panel you're not going to read it. The artwork is the first think the eye is going to see. I don't care how well written som...

I saw someone talk about this comic before (some blog that I can't remember). It's an interesting take on an old concept. Well done, I look forward to reading more.

I don't cater to a certain audience, and nether do 99% of the webcomics that I read. But maybe that's the problem, that's what makes them so "inaccessible." We cater to ourselves. What makes a movie or television show "mainstream"? They are written for the masses, making the final product dull and m...

So, when does the 8760 hour comic begin?

I have to say that today's strip is my favorite of the series. It could almost stand on it's own as some sort of surrealistic, unfinished narrative.

David, thank you for making that post. It was a very terrible coincidence. Today was my day off of work, and I couldn't sleep last night. This is very strange, for as my wife can tell you, on my days off I usually sleep for a good ten hours. I woke up around 3:00 am (Chicago time/9:00am London time)...

Ha! I had the same thought. I need my own nemesis to bitch and moan about. Maybe I'll pick a fight with William G. All of the big names have done it.

Hey everyone! There's new Zwol: Nouveau Chemin strips up on the main page.

I remember a little Deutsch from high school (very little). From the three words that I got I'm guessing that the people are laughing at him because he doesn't understand their joke.

I also agree with Greg, this was a good and original use of the infinite canvas.

William, based on your track record you could supply content to that site indefinitely.

William G wrote:...and I hope whoever made the tabloid keeps up with it... and manages to stay funny.

Are you sure?

As always great job William. Your art is really getting better. You're putting a lot of effort it to these pages and it shows. It's actually taking me twice as long to clean up these pages as it is to color them. I'm going to play with my scanner to make it less sensitive to what is on my comic page...

Following a link from Websnark:

Webcartoonist vs Webcartoonist: The Tabloid!

It was bound to happen sooner or later.

For what it's worth, I've seen some pieces printed by Comixpress and I thought they did a quality job. I have not had any dealing directly with Comixpress. Tim Yeah, I've ordered other people's comics and they've done a fantastic job on those. If their comics were on the shelf in a shop you wouldn'...

You know, I read about the new laws this week and there is one out there now called " restraint of trade ", that says something about if you cause harm to someone's business, you can be held responsible for that in a court of law. I wouldn't do anymore postings if I was you and maybe even remove th...