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The Dark Eric Draven
at 4:01PM, May 19, 2011
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Whats an average schedule for a comedy/action comic? I don't want a single storyline to take all year =/ I was thinking I could have it imitate print comics and have 25 pages updated on every Friday, but I can't imigine an artist being able to make that work.
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skoolmunkee
at 12:22PM, May 20, 2011
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25 pages updated every Friday? I'd like to meet the artist who can do 25 pages a week!
It all depends really. Some art styles take longer to do than others. Usually people hope to see one update a week though.
A good rule to go by is: How many pages can you do in one week? Update one time less than that.
It all depends really. Some art styles take longer to do than others. Usually people hope to see one update a week though.
A good rule to go by is: How many pages can you do in one week? Update one time less than that.
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last edited on July 14, 2011 3:44PM
Genejoke
at 3:06PM, May 20, 2011
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A couple of thoughts on this.
Webcomics aren't like regular comics, people might not always sit and read 25 pages in one hit. I find it's best to update one page a day and keep people coming back. if you update more than once a day people may not notice and miss some. Also by spreading out the release you increase your chances of people stumbling upon your comic.
Webcomics aren't like regular comics, people might not always sit and read 25 pages in one hit. I find it's best to update one page a day and keep people coming back. if you update more than once a day people may not notice and miss some. Also by spreading out the release you increase your chances of people stumbling upon your comic.
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