BitchSlapSmitty
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I thought Geedis was gonna start featuring other peoples web comics on a new site?
Where are they? This would allow him to do a once a week update for himself w/ his strip and then have maybe 2 other guys split the week w/ once a week updates to keep readers tuning in for their favorite strip of the week and maybe be casual fans or at least readers of the other 2 strips.
So why is this not happening? I thought it was a good plan.
Did he not have any takers?
I thought Rich Koller was gonna give it a shot?
On another note. Jack, if you really want to beat Geedis at his own game web comic style, why not host as an editor of a web comic serial?
You do your small strips when you can, but otherwise have an online Beltsander Webcomic site.
You get 3-4 web comic artists lined up w/ at least 10 strips ready to go w/ the intention of once a week updates, you add your particular brand of strips as filler at your leisure.
You can host a forum for discussion of the web comics at the bullpen which i'll set up for you so that way you don't have the headaches of the kingdom like in the past.
You just have to be on the artists about turning in their work on time. Just like the old days eh?
For writers like Pickle who may not be able to hook up w/ an artist, maybe a writers column that we can lure straight prose writers like Celtic Samurai, Pickle and hell me when I do write for some extra filler and nice underground stylings.
If we can rope some occasional artist in to give one image per piece or prose we have a virtual fucking underground fanzine done old school for the nu school style.
That my friends is pumping your creative energy into somthing worth of value, that is utilizing your tools.
Beltsander online, no paper fuss.
Think about it. While some may think it's beating them at their own game, it's more like having something relevant than just trolls of the week.
It's that Zap energy Jack you used or occasionally tap into.
(well no paper fuss, unless it allows for some real good collected printing material maybe a better model than bam?)
Where are they? This would allow him to do a once a week update for himself w/ his strip and then have maybe 2 other guys split the week w/ once a week updates to keep readers tuning in for their favorite strip of the week and maybe be casual fans or at least readers of the other 2 strips.
So why is this not happening? I thought it was a good plan.
Did he not have any takers?
I thought Rich Koller was gonna give it a shot?
On another note. Jack, if you really want to beat Geedis at his own game web comic style, why not host as an editor of a web comic serial?
You do your small strips when you can, but otherwise have an online Beltsander Webcomic site.
You get 3-4 web comic artists lined up w/ at least 10 strips ready to go w/ the intention of once a week updates, you add your particular brand of strips as filler at your leisure.
You can host a forum for discussion of the web comics at the bullpen which i'll set up for you so that way you don't have the headaches of the kingdom like in the past.
You just have to be on the artists about turning in their work on time. Just like the old days eh?
For writers like Pickle who may not be able to hook up w/ an artist, maybe a writers column that we can lure straight prose writers like Celtic Samurai, Pickle and hell me when I do write for some extra filler and nice underground stylings.
If we can rope some occasional artist in to give one image per piece or prose we have a virtual fucking underground fanzine done old school for the nu school style.
That my friends is pumping your creative energy into somthing worth of value, that is utilizing your tools.
Beltsander online, no paper fuss.
Think about it. While some may think it's beating them at their own game, it's more like having something relevant than just trolls of the week.
It's that Zap energy Jack you used or occasionally tap into.
(well no paper fuss, unless it allows for some real good collected printing material maybe a better model than bam?)
