To begin with, I apologize for starting a thread without EVER ONCE posting here before. I've been lurking here for about a month, though. Does that count?
On to business... I've been trying (in vain) to research the history of webcomics. If anyone has any ideas, recollections or could lead me to a few web-sites that, thus far, I've been unable to locate, that would be wondeful. This curiosity is for purely selfish reasons; I'm hoping to add this history to my web-site (currently under...well I suppose "construction" is the word...is there anything that means "constuction that happens so slowly it appears to be deconstruction"?). Thank you all so much!
You'll find nothing of interest here - http://www.davehearn.net
-Dave
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Greg; Thank you for the fantastic links! My "Favorites" list just grew a foot. I had no idea the history of webcomics stretched so far back!
Congratulations on the completion of your 24 Hour Comic. I was watching your progress as long as I was awake.
William (or is it Willie G?); your site has become a weekly visit for me. I love the simple and elegant design. Nicely done. Good luck on the design for your ad-banner.
-Dave
Congratulations on the completion of your 24 Hour Comic. I was watching your progress as long as I was awake.
William (or is it Willie G?); your site has become a weekly visit for me. I love the simple and elegant design. Nicely done. Good luck on the design for your ad-banner.
-Dave
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Oh! So you're that other guy who visits my site... Thanks!Bed_Head wrote:William (or is it Willie G?); your site has become a weekly visit for me. I love the simple and elegant design. Nicely done. Good luck on the design for your ad-banner.
I'm tempted to start signing everything "Willie G" because it makes me sound like a delta blues singer... Or a member of the Black Panthers...
How about Blind Willie G? Adds a bit more blues to your delta. As an added bonus, you would portray yourself as a blind person using visual language to communicate. Ah, irony... of course you run the risk of offending a blind person. Or a sensitive sighted person. Or just someone who feel like being offended.William G wrote: I'm tempted to start signing everything "Willie G" because it makes me sound like a delta blues singer...
Forget I said anything.
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HOW DARE YOU!!!Bed_Head wrote:How about Blind Willie G? Adds a bit more blues to your delta. As an added bonus, you would portray yourself as a blind person using visual language to communicate. Ah, irony... of course you run the risk of offending a blind person. Or a sensitive sighted person. Or just someone who feel like being offended.William G wrote: I'm tempted to start signing everything "Willie G" because it makes me sound like a delta blues singer...
Forget I said anything.
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Well, it would explain how it took me nearly two years to come up with a half-decent site design...Bed_Head wrote:How about Blind Willie G? Adds a bit more blues to your delta.William G wrote: I'm tempted to start signing everything "Willie G" because it makes me sound like a delta blues singer...