Are there any other sites that you could make you post a comic?

[keac]

Aside from Tapastic, what do other most people post their comic on other sites. Be it a comic page or a strip.

[infectedbloodcomics]

I use my own website. Other than that, Comic Fury is a very nice community. I am also on SmackJeeves and The Duck Webcomics, but I am not enamored with either one. Tapastic and CF are the most active and welcoming, in my experience.

[keac]

Is Comic Fury like a nice community with the Tapastic-attitude?

[infectedbloodcomics]

Absolutely! It's actually a smaller community and it's easier to engage with others, still in my own personal experience But both communities are great!

[keac]

Oh, I see, I see....

[stephensharpe707]

I use a side blog on tumblr dedicated to my comic, after followers kept leaving my main blog every time I posted a new page. I also post pages on deviantART but I'm really considering deleting that now, so little interest on there, only really keep it for the favourites.

I only joined Tapastic a couple of months ago, but the support and love of the community is unlike anything I've felt elsewhere.
I think the general feeling amongst creators is that if you can afford to, you should make your own website as it's more flexible and professional. But I'm happiest here!

[gabmonastrial]

I've seen tapastic creators on webtoon.com too so you can try there
Oh and just a heads up, I think web toon is a more "Asian" community I think but I'm not 100% sure so you can try it out yourself

[keac]

Heads up! I'm Asian lol.
Update: Ugh! Too Japanese Manga-ish lol

[pedro_de_matos]

I've been publishing my comic in Subcultura, the main community in Spanish webcomic, for near 5 years.

[infectedbloodcomics]

This is so cool! I have a Spanish version of my comic, maybe I just give Subcultura a try The only problem is that my Spanish is rusty and I always need someone to check on it...

[pedro_de_matos]

It can't be rustier than my English xD
(No fun, my last English class was in 1999, and Spain is a hostile country with foreing languages =p)
Anyway, that's a really nice community most of time, if your Spanish is good enough to ask for help in the forum, you'll sure get some help =)

[infectedbloodcomics]

Thanks a lot, my Spanish is decent enough to ask for help there I'll make a note of this community for sure, especially considering that I have a disproportionate amount of Spanish-speaking readers (I swear, I would have never expected it. This is why I rushed working on the translation).

[keac]

Hola, amigos. ¿Tu gusta caldereta? Am I doing this right?

[getsuart]

I used to post on Smackjeeves for the english version of Echo. But I find Smackjeeves really old, so Tapastic is the only website where I post. For the French version, it has its own website, and i posted on a mirror website, but not anymore, because... well, because there is only one website and it's nice.
I'm wondering about using Comic Fury one day. I don't know!

[Shiori_Saku]

Smack Jeeves hosts comics but they have image size restrictions (Maximum dimensions: 10000px wide, 10000px high & Maximum size: 500 KB)
You can PAY to have more uploading options and benefits if you want to

I read a slew of comics over there but I still prefer Tapastic as a publishing medium.

[Bii0]

My main site is Smackjeeves, but I also post on Drunkduck/Theduckwebcomics and Tumblr. Can't say much about the communities, but SJ is alright as a hosting site, but if your comic isn't Pokemon or BL you won't get very far with readers. DD used to be awesome before they changed the site, now it's pretty much a ghost town, but there's still some great comics being posted there, and you can pretty much post anything under the adult rating.
Tumblr is alright, great for posting illustrations, but it's definitely not meant to host comics.

[pedro_de_matos]

¿Te gusta la caldereta? Nice try =)

[gabmonastrial]

haha its okay, you'll have better chance of being noticed if your art is different.. good luck with your comic!