A interactive webcomic

[realSean_Murphy]

I guess I could ask for feedback on the idea of a 'interactive webcomic' something I haven't really seen before unlike traditional webcomics the idea is that the reader chooses between two scenarios that were to happen to progress the story forward, you understand how that works right? Basically between two options, you choose one for the character and the plot moves forward.
So, what do you think of such a idea? I know if something like this was created it would have different endings and such, also not to mention how much a artist would have to draw and how long it would take.

[allenthomas]

If you're asking how much you would have to draw, I would imagine double the amount that you would for a normal comic. You need to make sure you have comics drawn for each option. The question I would pose for you is how would you do this when multiple fans subscribe to your comic. Would you label the two options differently or would you have a fan vote or something. Just things to keep in mind when doing something like this.

[WintreKitty]

There are actually a few already like this, for example, You Enter A Dungeon by jermz and Descending from space by Maffi. Maybe these will help clarify some things for you... or maybe get in contact with these artists to see how they create these interactive webcomics!

[thomassayle]

double the work but also double the fun! speaking of voting i would suggesting posting two eps with one option on each other, the one with the most likes win, then if she/he wants to just delete the eps.

[Jrej]

You don't have to double the work if you work without a buffer.
You can totally come up with it as you go however for the plot to work I think you should consider all choices. That could take time...

[altimys]

You might have heard of it, but there was a similar thing called RubyQuest. The artist took comments and integrated them into their story, drawing the results of this sort of roleplay. The product is pretty great.

But if it was to include all choices the character might make, that might be really hard to integrate in webcomic form. You might be better off creating a visual novel type of game.

[WintreKitty]

But if it was to include all choices the character might make, that might be really hard to integrate in webcomic form. You might be better off creating a visual novel type of game.

Which may be very plausible come the new integration of novels into Tapastic.