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typos? I do not see any misspellings ... although, I know that I can not spell very well. In fact I am slightly dyslexic. I do try to run the text through the spell check at least once ... of course, I am always adjusting the dialogue to the last minute to make sure it is just right. Where's my edit...

I thought you would like the click here button. As for the title, you had the title of the last panel which would ruin the "punchline", so I just came up with the next logical title. Thanks again, Kris!

Well you see, it's all about winter and salt. As with any state that get extreme weather changes, Michigan suffers potholes. water gets into cracks in the pavement and when the temprature gets really cold (which boy it does here in Michigan), the water freezes and expands, cracking and damaging the ...

Third comic is up, which makes me nervous because the fourth one is not completed yet. I like staying at least one week ahead. The fourth one is most done. I figure it could probably get this one completed today if it was all I did today. Regardless, I like the current comic up. It does feel good to...

David, is that some sort of commentary about Michigan roads? If so I totally agree with you. Michigan has some of the worst roads I've ever had the pleasure to drive on, especially around Detroit. I am not sure which part you were refering to ... the getting lost which is so a part of my life here ...

Late again, Your Comic Here is up. A second comic from Kris Lachowski. A cool guy who happens to be in Michigan Web Comics. Kris came in when I was in a pinch for a comic this week. Thanks.

Please help! Due to a series of events, I do not have a comic to post for this Sunday's Your Comic Here. Submissions have always come in waves. A couple of months ago I had more than I could schedule. Now I am getting nervous. There are people who have promised me comics, but I can not post promises...

My fourth 24 minute comic is up. Comments? Anybody else wants to try one? They are fun!

DecafSilicon wrote:I still can't believe that people don't read the comics first when they get the paper. I hope I never read the front page first.

My wife and I agree with you!

All I have to say, William, is that while there are some points that I agree with, I do not agree a lot of your points. Some of the things that you speak as true, I would say that it is false. But it is okay for us to disagree, it makes us unique. I also know how hard it is to get off one's soapbox....

Actualy I have just one more thing to say ... William, just so you do not feel too bad, I used to be a gunho anti-Marvel person myself. I was big on creator rights and how creator owned comic tended to have better stories than the stuff put out by a group of editors. They did so many wrong things by...

Yes William, there is a "war" going on. The fight for public perception. The fight to see comics as art. To see comics as literature. The diversity of genre within comics with media and institutional scrutiny. You are right that only about one out of a thousand American's read comic books. It is the...

While a agree with many of the points you make, I still think you missed mine. I do not know about other Borders or those chain book stores, but the one near me has a decent selection of graphic novels and trade collections. About a fourth of the section is Japanese manga (which has a wide variety o...

Well Decaf describer humor as Doonesbury or MAD Magazine. Which I see as newspaper or satire magazine. Neither one of those were printed in comic book form (well MAD did when it started, but that was way early for me).

You also left out those old Whitman/Western Publishing comics that printed cartoon comics like Donald Duck, Bug Bunny and Popeye.

Well, the second strip is up today. I know it is early on in the run, but what do people think so far? I know for me, this has been very exciting and a real chalenge. The hardest part for me is the fact that I am anixous to get more done. I know where I want to go with this, but also know it may tak...

Last week I was rrather busy and under the weather and just never got around to update my 24 Minute comic. I completed the comic long ago, but the actual scanning and posting was put off. Sorry. IT is currently up at http://www.geocities.com/da24minute . So where is everybody's 24 minute comics? I c...

One could also make an alias or shortcut of a file and put it in as many folders as they so choose.

I will post my reply to the two topics in question (this and To Hell With Print) here. Yes, I started reading comics with good old X-Men and Spiderman. No wait, it was those old Bug Bunny, Uncle Scrooge and Bullwinkle comics. Wait, I am sure my mother read me Little Golden Books and other picture st...

Your Comic Here has gone full circle. This week's comic is by none other than Kenn Minter, who was the first Your Comic Here artist when I started this little project back in November. Kenn is the cool man behind many comics, including I'm Not From Here . Kenn is a crazy guy who keeps on coming up ...

It is hard for me to choose one answer from the ballot. In fact I guess I would say it would depend on the situtation. In my own experience , I draw comics of wide content, but general I try to keep it tasteful. Sure every once in a while I will draw a comic with swearing, but I never think twice ab...

For all of the forum members who have done 24 hour comics in the past ... would you like to post links here so we can all see?

Due to recent submissions, I have had to come up with some moral guidelines. I am usually one to not censor an artists expression. However I also want to think about my readers and what kind of taste I want to portray in this project. While I am not the artist on this project, I am still the publish...

This week's Your Comic Here is brought to you by Vitor Mazzeo Viana. Vitor comes from the southern land of Brazil brings us our first 3D comic. Well not really 3D because it is still on a flat screen. I wonder if those hidden images posters you see at the mall would work on a website ...