How to make Webcomics

I recently picked this up and have been reading it thoroughly. Its a very good book overall, and it gives great tips for aspiring cartoonists like myself. I will say that the book does tend to focus on "short-form" webcomics quite a bit. That's understandable considering the guys who wrote the book, and because short-form is the most popular type of webcomic.

Despite that, the book is helpful for anyone looking to start out in this field. I got it for $13, and I think for the information is provides, its a steal.

Check it out at your local bookstore. I'll see you all again on Friday.

The latest pages

Its been awhile since my last post. After a failed Zuda pitch, and several personal things flying around, I've finally been able to return to regularly updating my strip. In a way, the break has been beneficial, since it has allowed me to refine the story, and push it in (what I feel) is a more compelling direction.

In any case, I hope you enjoy the new pages, and as always, thanks for reading.

Zuda...

Well I decided to submit my webcomic to Zuda for review. I'm a little nervous about the whole thing, since PSK was only on WCN for a month and I was establishing a pretty solid fanbase. However, Zuda is a great oppurtunity to work for a great company so I simply couldn't pass it up. If I win, I get to work for an industry icon. If I lose, I go back to doing PSK like I was doing before. Sounds like a win-win either way.

Check out Zuda.com and view this month's competitors. I like how Zuda has diversified their entries to include traditional-looking webcomics. Some people don't like them, and are spewing hate, but I think diversity is a strength. The beauty of this medium is that creators can do anything with their work.