Answer 5 fun questions about your comic! (And promote it!)

[KilljoyConstruct]

Ooh, these are cool questions! Let’s see...

1. Mr. Capgras Encounters a Secondhand Vanity (I am not writing out the full title) by Will Wood and the Tapeworms

2. Movie for sure!

3. I think older teens and adults would like it the most. Those are the only people who should be reading it, anyway, Demonology is not meant for younger kids.

4. There are four main characters, and I live with two of them, Marcus and Lucy. (They’re auditory hallucinations). I... don’t get along too well with them. The other two, Aurelia and Myrtle, I think I would get along better with.

5. I honestly don’t know. It would be super cool to see Demonology as a movie, but I guess I would want to be involved in the production of it if I were to say yes. I would also want to read the contract to see how far their rights go.

Demonology | Tapas

[kaetana]

1. Circles - The Eden Project (hard to pick one, but the lyrics line up well here)
2. Definitely a TV series - the pacing would have to be super compressed to fit in a movie and I don't think that would work well lol
3. Probably 20s and 30s? I think that's where most of my current audience is
4. It would depend on what point in their character arcs they were at. Pretty much all my characters start out really rough around the edges and would be potentially frustrating to get along with. With some development though I could probably like hanging out with them - Raul in particular already has a lot of similarities to a friend of mine.
5. It's tempting, but I think if I get zero involvement/control I'd want to ask for more. If it's enough that I can just go do good with the money I'd be willing to let go of this project, but for that amount I'd at least want some input.

The Broken Ones | Tapas

[DiscountedArtist]

1. I don't know specifically what song I would choose, because any happy song would do
2. I would pick a television series, because my comic is similar to a sitcom
3. I think kids from 8 to 16 would like it, because my 16 year old brother likes some of my comics, and I think an 8 year old could understand some of it
4. I think I could be friends with my characters, because they're not judgmental and they're funny (at least to me)
5. I would not accept, because it's possible for things like comics to make you more than $500,000. TheOdd1Sout has become a millionaire, and he started from comics. Domics has created a very successful Youtube channel because of comics. The creator of Garfield has made lots of money through comics.

And finally, here's my series https://tapas.io/series/Discounted-Comics
This was really fun writing

[Chita]

1) Are You Ready by Distant Cousins
This song would work really well since it fits Flare's character arc pretty good.
2) TV series all the way. If it had to be a movie Who knows how much would be trimmed down? I trust series much more.
3) 15~25 probably? Basically teens and young adults. I don't trust my writing to go beyond that xD
4) I suppose? Flare could be very draining to spend time with, but I think we could get along nicely. Same with the rest of the cast.
5) Hahahaha. No way. I have seen where horrible adaptations of books have gone to, I wouldn't help movie makers with all that crappy movement.

Burning Shadows | Tapas

[ExA]

yes...finally,I can take all from my mind on this topic

1.Anything goes (Maki Ohguro).This song lyrics make sense with all plot on my comic..

2.Television series or movie?Can I make opinion both..XD

3.All ages who love superhero theme

4.Maybe....or not.But,I love to friend with some 'crazy' person.XD(and i'm crazy too)

5.For me,It's answer no!!!!!!!!!!! In my mind,I was take a long time to create a great story and they take my pride.How come!!!!I will protect my pride..LMAO

My superhero comic:
https://m.tapas.io/series/Kenzfuture-star

[nathanKmcwilliams]

1. Technically impossible to answer, I have a playlist exceeding 200 songs all equally important for my comic. But a good start would be:
   Honor Never Dies, by Hatebreed
   Plugging my playlist anyways.
   https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1yaMTeSH6koi6gblTVHrGn?si=XBqIceLZRgGdETBaXwlCKQ

2. Tv Series

3. Probably pre-teens? Not sure. I write with the mindset of aiming for fast and punchy pacing.

4. Heck no XD

5. NAH. I want control. Unless I get to keep the rights and continue making my own story as I feel. But if it's a trade-off...they can jump off a cliff.

[artemficta]

1. Probably the Attack on Titan 1st opening XD It wouldn't fit at all I just really like it

2. TV series, you'd lose a lot condensing it into a movie.

3. Probably older teens since it takes place towards the end of high school for the main character. Also there's some violence and older themes.

4. I probably would get along with them because I gave them a lot of my same interests. Totally wish I had a cosplay group like they do

5. Definitely not, that's an awful deal, lol. $500,000 is practically nothing in the biz and I wouldn't want to give up my creative rights regardless.

My comic Ring Spell

Ring Spell | Tapas

[disqette]

1- Triplaneta by Electrocutica
I'm a huge fan of Treow/Electrocutica, and the lyrics for this particular song are a perfect fit

2- TV series! Preferably of the animated variety I'm not picky about animation studio.

3- Mostly teenagers at first, but I think older teens and young adults might be the ones that stick around to the end.

4- I'm not interested in being friends with my OCs lol keep me far away from that dumpster fire

5- No. Not a chance in hell. Nope nope nope nope. I don't trust Hollywood for nothing. Maybe I'd be on the fence if they offered $10M, but I'd still probably say no.

Aaaaand here's my comic

Retribution Law

[nellie_warren]

1. If you had to pick ONE SONG to be your comic's theme song, what song would you choose??
Venus by Bananarama.

2. If your comic could become either a movie OR a television series, which do you think would work better?
I'd say television series. It's quite long, and there are specific points that would be perfect for an episode to end. Preferably animated, though!

3. If your comic were to become famous, what age group do you think would be most obsessed with it??
Both adults and young adults, more likely young adults as that's the age group of the main characters.

4. If they were real, do you think you could be friends with your comic's main character(s)?!
Yes, I'd definitely say so, at least with Georgia. We're both socially awkward artists, though she pours herself into her artwork a little more than I do.

5. If Hollywood offered you $500,000 USD for the rights to your comic, would you accept? (You would always be credited as the creator, but Hollywood could do whatever they wanted with your plot, even if you hated their ideas.)
No. I don't think I trust Hollywood with stories about queer women just yet, particularly not these queer women who have a lot going on. On the other hand, if Céline Sciamma was interested I'd give her free rein.

To the Touch | Tapas

[Freemints30]

1) The Opening for persona 4: the animation.

2) Tv Show unless they plan to make 6 movies, an ongoing mystery tv show on Netflix would be absolutely perfect for what I'm going for.

3) I aim for a PG-13 audience or just anyone 13 and up. pre-teen to actual teens.

4) What the hell would a 13 year old want with a person in their 20's.

5) Without my creative input or at least suggestions? No period. Either they will saw off the horror or make an edge fest. Either way give me some control and some royalties. Or just no

Frequency overload | Tapas

[jcmraz]

1.Royal Tailor - Ready Set Go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=toCKscre-qE If you read my comic you'll see how well this fits
2. Series. I would pick Ready Set Go as the opening theme
3. mostly teens and young adults. I try to not hold a person's hand but it's also action so I'd go from 15-35
4. Garrett mostly because he's reliable and soft-spoken. I wrote him to be someone I could respect. I could get along with the other main characters as well but I like Garrett the best personally even if Elliot right now is probably the most actively interesting
5. Depends on how popular I was for that to happen. If I'm popular enough for Hollywood or HBO to want the full rights to it then it's worth more than 500k. I'd be getting a lawyer and entering negotiations. If I'm only getting a one time payment and no royalties then I want more. Moviews often enter into "percentage of the profits" deals with creators of the IP but they work the finances so that technically almost every movie released "loses" money so that they don't have to pay royalties like that. so 500k is not enough to shaft me out of all rights to my IP.

Runner | Tapas

[AmazementComics]

Awesome idea dude!

If you had to pick ONE SONG to be your comic's theme song, what song would you choose??

For this question, i'll answer it by talking about The Action Fruit Society. The theme song i'd use is:

(Except without the Naruto and Sasuke bit at the beginning)

If your comic could become either a movie OR a television series, which do you think would work better?
I think it would work better as either a great kids animated or Netflix adult animated series.

If your comic were to become famous, what age group do you think would be most obsessed with it??

Teens and Young adults are the main target range for most of my comics. So T/YA.

If they were real, do you think you could be friends with your comic's main character(s)?!
Most definitely. After all, i'm the one who created them, told great things of them. Made them who they are today. So they'd better respect me if they were real.

If Hollywood offered you $500,000 USD for the rights to your comic, would you accept? (You would always be credited as the creator, but Hollywood could do whatever they wanted with your plot, even if you hated their ideas.)

Truthfully, this question is kind of tough. On the one hand, if my comics ever did get successful enough, I would have no problems with Hollywood marketing my stuff to an even greater effect. However, it would take a LOT more than $500,000 to convince me. I would also want to have some form of directorial or editorial oversight on the direction of the stories.

Amazement Comics

[CommanderMarty]

Q1 Answer: I think it would be Black Clover OP 1.

Q2 Answer: TV Series, of the anime kind.

Q3 Answer: I'm hoping for teens.

Q4 Answer: Hell no.

Q5 Answer: I would not accept it, I would only accept it if the amount was higher and I had some say in what they could do.

Uber Upgrades | Tapas

[alliascompany]

1. If you had to pick ONE SONG to be your comic's theme song, what song would you choose??
Possibly Hey Brother by Avicii

2. If your comic could become either a movie OR a television series, which do you think would work better?

Series. The comic itself is pretty episodic.

3. If your comic were to become famous, what age group do you think would be most obsessed with it??

I guess pre-teens and teenagers?

4. If they were real, do you think you could be friends with your comic's main character(s)?!

Maybe like two or three of them?

5. If Hollywood offered you $500,000 USD for the rights to your comic, would you accept? (You would always be credited as the creator, but Hollywood could do whatever they wanted with your plot, even if you hated their ideas.)

I don't know. That's a lot of money. However I've seen some really bad adaptations.

Forces of Nature | Tapas

[IndigoShirtProd]

Oh this looks like a lot of fun!
1: There's not really a song out there that I heard that would fit my comic. Not to say that it doesn't exist but if I could describe a song it would catchy, playful, but with some orchestral parts mixed in.

2: Television series, hands down. Though some parts of is could be a great made for TV movie

3: I made the comic with my audience in mind which is everyone; it's supposed to have general appeal. But the most likely group would probably be 7-16 boys and girls. Though some elements might raise the age.

4: Would I be friends with them? No, no I wouldn't be. Not because they aren't people or something, I just don't have a lot of things in common with them. Maybe I'd be friends with Elliot.

5: Nah, that's not enough money. If that was it and I didn't get any royalties from merchandise, TV/movie deals or any continuations of the comic or could do some creative interference, then it's a straight no go. They can take the chump change elsewhere.

The Black Belt Society | Tapas

[DaphnePanda]

Totally wish I had a cosplay group like they do

I feel you, friendo. You could always try looking on con forums? There are usually a few looking for group threads floating around.

@disqette I've actually been following you on webtoons for a few weeks now. The arts great. The story's interesting. Highly recommend Retribution Law

[artemficta]

Such a bad year to find a group though with all the Covid cancellations and social distancing it's okay though, I actually did have some cosplay friends for awhile, we've all just drifted apart now. It's a really expensive hobby too so it spares my wallet not doing it anymore

[Darth_Biomech]

Leaving The Cradle Webcomic

1 If you had to pick ONE SONG to be your comic's theme song, what song would you choose??
I have no idea D=

2 If your comic could become either a movie OR a television series, which do you think would work better?
The first volume, I think, could've work as a movie, but there would be necessity for a sequel hook, which might not come, so TV series.

3 If your comic were to become famous, what age group do you think would be most obsessed with it??
15-30 YO nerds.

4 If they were real, do you think you could be friends with your comic's main character(s)?!
I guess so. The main problem is that it's hard for me to keep friendships.

5 If Hollywood offered you $500,000 USD for the rights to your comic, would you accept? (You would always be credited as the creator, but Hollywood could do whatever they wanted with your plot, even if you hated their ideas.)
Ha, no way, no rights, how's about $100k USD for a license to use my work with the condition of me staying in control of the art and writing departments, and ability to veto any changes from "the guys with charts" instead? you can make your blockbuster, I can keep making my comic without need to seek work for the next 12 years, and I can check in to make sure you won't turn it into an alien invasion flick or make my main characters humanoids or something else stupid. Even if the movie will be shit, I don't care, millions of people - millions of potential fans - will become aware of it.

[Carossmo]

1. If you had to pick ONE SONG to be your comic's theme song, what song would you choose??

   My Weakness by Kris Allen

2. If your comic could become either a movie OR a television series, which do you think would work better?

   A movie

3. If your comic were to become famous, what age group do you think would be most obsessed with it??

   Definitely around aged 18-30

4. If they were real, do you think you could be friends with your comic's main character(s)?!

   Haha I think we'd get along just fine

5. If Hollywood offered you $500,000 USD for the rights to your comic, would you accept? (You would always be credited as the creator, but Hollywood could do whatever they wanted with your plot, even if you hated their ideas.)

   My comic was once asked for the rights in our local animation studio... I turned it down. I won't be able to accept even if it's big cash though, gotta respect my brainkids.

LnR | Tapas

This was fun to do~

[WhoDrew]

Gamers Guff
1. The Rockafeller Shank
2. Definitely and television series
3. Most likely, it would most likely appeal to a general audience.
4. They both love video games, so yeah I think I would get along with them.
5. I would definitely push for a consultant role at the very least.

Gamers Guff | Tapas