Just wondering what comics you all think deserve more recognition.

I'll link to my list here.

I've been looking for this one webcomic I ran across not too long ago, but I can't remember the name for the life of me. It may not even exist anymore, but . . .

I remember it was a fantasy comic, most of which took place on a journey through the wild. The jungle, for example. Rarely, if at all, did the characters (a small band of three or so) enter a city or anything. The two main characters were your typical "spirited young woman" and her male partner, a timid powerhouse who was drawn as at least seven or eight feet tall.

I've submitted my strip to six major syndicates and will be tracking their responses in a little game of Syndicate Bingo.

Hi everyone. I'm new here and my webcomic is new, too. It's a humor strip called "Sloppo!" and I'll be updating it on a weeklyish basis. I invented a word. You can read Sloppo! at http://www.webcomicsnation.com/charlesdraws/sloppo/series.php

I hope everyone has a happy holiday!

I'm sure you've all seen Comicspace.com. You've probably already signed up for it, too. But has anyone else noticed that big-name superhero artists have started showing up there? So far I've seen pages for Rob Liefeld (of all people), David Mack, and Frank Cho. This has got to be some sort of milestone for webcomickdom. These guys are playing in our territory!

Anyone know of any scripts I can install to automate the management of an online database? You know, do things like automatically sort links, make the site searchable, etcetera?

Hi all,

Just stopping in to say hi and that this site looks like a great resource - especially on the business side and for advice on getting my website up to scratch

Heres my website where I keep my single panel cartoons

http://www.beyondthebox.biz/aboutus.html

Obviously the actual webpage needs some work! but let me know what you think of the toons, which ones you like which ones you dont etc.

Hi there. I decided I would make this page because I'm a writer. Not only am I a writer but I love web comics and want to help in the makeing of one. There is one problem...I can't draw. So you see my problem. I made this so writers and artists can get together looking for matchs too make a webcomic. I am looking for a writer and anyone to give me a tip about how to make a site for the comic. So here it is and lets get rolling.

Ambrosia Digicomics (www.ambrosiadigicomics.com) (the sister site of Ambrosia Publishing (www.ambrosiapublishing.com),a new graphic novel publisher set to debut in 2007) is a new web comics / blog hosting service for web comic creators set to launch in early 2007.

Ambrosia Digicomics will offer new and established comic creators the opportunity to have their web comics and blogs hosted for free or for a low monthly fee.

Every account will have their own blogs, a wide selection of templates to choose from for the design of their blog, plug-ins to add more functionality to their blog, hosting space to not only serialize their web comic but also post pictures and files to their blog, and much more.

Ambrosia Digicomics will make it easy for you to focus on creating- not worrying about marketing, coding, or hosting fees.

You can receive sporadic announcements and notification of when Ambrosia Digicomics goes live by going to the official Ambrosia Digicomics (www.ambrosiadigicomics.com) web site, or you can send any questions to management(@)ambrosiadigicomics(period)com

Just thought someone might be interested in checking out my very first online comic. I have long road ahead of me with plenty of different titles a few of which are ongoing series. I promise you won't be disappointed.... well except for the fact that the last 2 pages still need dialogue! I will have them up either today or tomorrow. I need some feedback and advice and so hit me up when you have the chance.