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	Webcomic - Comixpedia
		Webcomics are similar to self-published print comics in that almost anyone can create their own webcomic and publish it on the Web.
		Webcomics in the form of either newspaper strips or comic books will often publish in their respective forms, although comics which have experimented with the formatting of webcomics will find it more difficult.
		There are also general webcomic communities emerging through the general webcomic sites that cover news and articles in the community such as Comixpedia, which have their own general forums.
	www.comixpedia.org /index.php/Webcomic (1812 words)

	The Webcomic List - Online Comics
		The Webcomic List presents a daily list of updated webcomics from all over the web, we currently have over 9500 web comics and online comics listed within our site.
		The Webcomic List primarily helps you keep track of which of your favourite online comics have updated.
		The Webcomics List is operated and owned by Evoluted New Media who offer web design in sheffield and e-commerce in south yorkshire.
	www.thewebcomiclist.com (408 words)

	Eyeskream Webcomic Creators Group
		Webcomics are different from comic strips published on paper because of the fact that anyone can easily start his or her own comic strip and publish it on the Web.
		The world of webcomics is a rapidly growing subculture of writers and artists, with an ever-growing dedicated audience.
		We also want to create a friendly community of webcomic creators that like to gather virtually and talk about their projects while giving feedback, constructive criticism, and tips to others.
	www.eyeskream.com /FAQ.shtml (1328 words)

	Webcomic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Webcomics are similar to self-published print comics in that almost anyone can create their own webcomic and publish it on the Web.
		Webcomics are not subject to the content restrictions of publishers or comic syndicates, enjoying an artistic freedom similar to underground and alternative comics.
		There are also general webcomic communities emerging through the general webcomic sites that cover news and articles in the community such as Comixpedia, which have their own general forums.
	www.dejavu.org /cgi-bin/get.cgi?ver=93&url=http://articles.gourt.com/%22http%3A%2F%2Farticles.gourt.com%2F%3Farticle%3DWebcomic (2184 words)

	Webcomic - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Webcomics are similar to self-published print comics in that almost anyone can create their own webcomic and publish it on the Web.
		Webcomics are not subject to the content restrictions of publishers or comic syndicates, enjoying an artistic freedom similar to underground and alternative comics.
		There are also general webcomic communities emerging through the general webcomic sites that cover news and articles in the community such as Comixpedia, which have their own general forums.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Webcomic (2143 words)

	What is a webcomic?
		At the most basic level, a webcomic is a comic which is posted on the web.
		Many webcomics in this sense do have print collections or, more rarely, comic book deals, but the vast majority of people who read their strip read it on the internet.
		This means that while Penny Arcade [G] and Nukees [G] are webcomics, Dilbert, for example, is not, because it is primarily published in the newspaper.
	www.stanford.edu /~jasonptm/Paper/about_webcomics.htm (115 words)

	webcomic.tv
		The work of the webcomics is made through some phases, such as rough drawings creation and CG picture creation.
		So you not only enjoy the completion work of the webcomics, but can enjoy the sketch of work process.
		As a result, you may be able to master the method of making the webcomics automatically.
	webcomic.tv /index_e.html (106 words)

	Eyeskream Webcomic Creators Group
		Many have come to the conclusion that it was best to give their place to others webcomic creators that would have more time to fulfill a membership in a webcomic community such as our.
		We have deleted all the previous one so for those that have submit their webcomic in 2005, if you are still interested to be a part of this great community, you must submit again.
		So if you are a woman, have a webcomic and would like to be in a webcomic group, you have up to the 10 February to send your submission.
	www.eyeskream.com /news.shtml (4635 words)

	Webcomic help – Wiki at Help.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Webcomics, also known as online comics and web comics, are comics that are available to read on the Internet.
		Many are exclusively published online, while some are published in print but maintain a web archive for either commercial or artistic reasons.
		With the Internet's easy access to an audience, webcomics run the gamut from traditional cartoon strips to graphic novels and beyond.
	www.help.com /wiki/Webcomic (151 words)

	WEBCOMIC$ - Thoughts on making money with your webcomic
		This sort of thing could be pretty big for webcomic or independent comics–; especially for users who don’t have much knowledge of web design, this pretty much does it for you– when you want to add a new image or page to your stream, you just drag and drop it over.
		I haven’t written in here for some time, but this is pretty much geared toward indy comic book creators who are toiling away trying to use the old systems of getting their works out there and no one knows who they are or cares about their work.
		Tyler Martin of the “on the rocks” webcomic, has put together a nifty theme for wordpress that allows you to basically have your blog/news and daily comic all in one.
	yirmumah.net /make_money (4011 words)

	Mindhive: Webcomic Archives
		Alpha Shade: I hate to say it, but this webcomic is in a rut.
		Seeing as all these webcomics are everywhere now, I might as well mention Modern Tales, a site where people actually try to make money by making webcomics.
		Before posting all these links, I should mention that most of these webcomics have a continuous story; this means that you will have to read them from the very beginning in order to understand anything.
	metabug.dyndns.org /mindhive/archives/cat_webcomic.html (7545 words)

	goats: Ring of Fire forum: She should have started a webcomic instead (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Webcomics are funny in that pee my pants sort of way, where as such said squanderer(s) are just the sad and pathetic funny.
		Webcomics may be funny, but it's an overcrowded market.
		They seem to be disappearing now, as people realise that giving money to strangers is better when said stranger actually gives something back.
	www.goats.com /forums/flame/288/index.html (687 words)

	WEBCOMIC$ - Thoughts on making money with your webcomic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This sort of thing could be pretty big for webcomic or independent comics–; especially for users who don’t have much knowledge of web design, this pretty much does it for you– when you want to add a new image or page to your stream, you just drag and drop it over.
		I haven’t written in here for some time, but this is pretty much geared toward indy comic book creators who are toiling away trying to use the old systems of getting their works out there and no one knows who they are or cares about their work.
		Tyler Martin of the “on the rocks” webcomic, has put together a nifty theme for wordpress that allows you to basically have your blog/news and daily comic all in one.
	www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com /make_money (4011 words)

	Ravenswood IT Services - Webcomic Addon
		There's a Music addon, a gallery addon, etc...I would like to have/use a Webcomic addon...which would be a simple page that displays individual pages of a comic strip one at a time, with forward and back, start and end buttons, reading the images out of a folder named by date.
		The page would allow the webcomic owner to upload new comic images directly from the top in a link only they can see.
		It would be like having a ton of pages, but really just be one page that reads images according to their date.
	www.ravensportal.co.uk /index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=15&topic=197.msg832 (762 words)

	Flickr: Photos tagged with webcomic
		NEW Explore and refine webcomic photos with our brand new clustery goodness!
		Follow his and his pals lazy hijinks daily.
		Feed – Subscribe to photos tagged with webcomic
	www.flickr.com /photos/tags/webcomic (139 words)

	SPX Minicomics and Webcomic Links » Comics Worth Reading
		I find that wordless comics can sometimes be a bit puzzling, as it takes more effort to figure out the artist’s intent at times, but it’s a great way for creators to challenge themselves.
		Several webcomic creators were there, passing out postcards and selling compilations of their strips.
		I also picked up an amusing postcard for Wondermark.com, a webcomic that uses old-fashioned (like circa the 1900s) style clip art to make funnies.
	www.comicsworthreading.com /2006/10/15/spx-minicomics-and-webcomic-links (796 words)

	www.myspace.com/webcomicartistlounge
		Webcomic Artist Lounge's Latest Blog Entry [Subscribe to this Blog]
		We invite you to join us at the Webcomic Artist Lounge Apply by posting on the forum.
		I could not IMAGINE who you could be, but I hear you Delewares are unusually hot.
	www.myspace.com /webcomicartistlounge (244 words)

	Webcomic Resources on TechRepublic
		The answer is brought to you in Webcomic form by the hilariously underappreciated Aaron Williams and his online funnypage Full Frontal Nerdity.
		The above webcomic is brought to you by the great folks over at xkcd, who have successfully summed up the underlying and inherent flaw in all Valnetines Day festivities, traditions, and product placements.
		Ten one-line descriptions of ten famous science fiction saviors--in all their implausible glory--courtesy of My Elves Are Different, a minimalist retropunk webcomic that appeals only to the most insular of sci-fi fantasy geeks (which is to say, me).
	search.techrepublic.com.com /search/Webcomic.html (837 words)

	No Mutants Allowed :: View topic - Webcomic: "The Wandering Ones"
		Special thanks to the valued member Monsharen for alerting NMA to this webcomic.
		This is a webcomic that's pretending to be a newspaper comic, complete with a ripoff of Prince Valiant-esque artwork.
		There are FAR better webcomics than this out there, though that's not really true if you're stuck on the post-apocalyptic genre.
	www.nma-fallout.com /forum/viewtopic.php?p=349953 (866 words)

	Webcomic Categories (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Today, various webcomics not only adapt traditional styles, but also create hybrids and entirely new styles that reflect the artistic abililties of the webcomic creator.
		One of the most common forms of webcomics are "sprite comics", which are comics created from pixelated images from existing video games.
		Often the most common form of webcomic that people attempt is a format that everyone is familiar with: the newspaper comic.
	iml.jou.ufl.edu /projects/Spring05/Requesens/categories.htm (501 words)

	Unleaded: Upcoming webcomic
		I don't think I could pull off a regular webcomic, but if I did, it'd probably be based off the story in the table-top RPGs I play in with my irl friends.
		But if you're going more for popularity with it (and if you're going into s professional art world I think it'd be a good idea), try and make a humorous comic.
		People in general are way too complex to be appropriately conveyed in a webcomic.
	www.applegeeks.com /sm/index.php?topic=815.msg16096 (918 words)

	COMICON.com: Webcomic CONVENTIONS...??
		Now if the webcomic creators who do draw huge crowds at conventions decided to organize something up just for webcomics, that might be a different story.
		Or maybe you mean more of a networking convention between webcomics creators where everyone can "talk shop" and do the kind of kudos swapping done online, except you get to do it in the flesh, shaking hands while balancing overpriced burgers and sodas.
		But a convention to celebrate those who are obsessively driven to "do webcomics" despite no financial (and few other) rewards sounds more like a group therapy session than a genuine reason for a convention.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=8;t=001860;p=1 (658 words)

	PvPonline.com · Hosted By SPEAKEASY.NET
		It was supposed to illustrate my frustrations with my seperation from the webcomic community upon reaching a certain level of success.
		That was the extent of webcomics three or four years ago.
		One of the questions I pondered on the drive home was how so many webcomics came to exist online so suddenly.
	www.pvponline.com /rants_success1.php3 (1240 words)

	Best Webcomic
		Webcomic follows the story of a self-deprecating Otaku (“Piro”;) and his drunken 1337 buddy (“Largo”) in Japan.
		One of the oldest webcomics around – been going since 1997!
		Each comic deals with some part of current video gaming culture and are presented in large format colour.
	www.thebeststuffintheworld.com /category/webcomic (277 words)

	Web Design Forums - Print Thread - What do I need for a webcomic?
		Hi, I am new to website design, and new to the forum.However I did not intend to make a career in website design.I just want to create a webcomic of my own.I don't know what it required to make a website and the need for the webcomic itself.I know this forum isn't greared for this.
		I would suggest looking at some of the more popular comics around for design ideas (obviously you have done this if u are a fan), but than start browsing through the code, even if u don't know what it means, just too see what it looks like.
		You might want to have a look at Computer Arts Magazine as they have had some stuff lately about creating comics for print and often have links to some web comics.
	www.killersites.com /mvnforum/mvnforum/printthread?thread=868&printall=yes (335 words)

	Webcomic Talk - Rankings - All Sites
		Overconsumption of this webcomic may destroy your life and lead to total stupification.
		Synthetic Life - Sean creates Michelle, a pretty humanoid, but to make her more human he places a powerful heart-shaped mechanism inside of her, unaware of the upcoming consequences.
		Penguin In The Sky - Penguin In The Sky is a simple, sketched, one-paneled webcomic that's updated daily and hard not to like.
	www.webcomictalk.com /topsites (1190 words)

	cymbrele's webcomic tutorial- intro
		this tutorial started as a side project back in 2002 as a place to put info and tips that i have learned through the years creating webcomics.
		i've been making webcomics for a few years, drawing for far longer...
		ascending heaven- my current webcomic- this one is actually updated weekdays.
	www.hairballstudios.com /tutorial/tutorial.html (279 words)

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