Ask your random questions here

[LinQ]

I want to know people's opinions on electronic musicians. Do you think there's just something special about hearing a live instrument in a song that beats any sound made using a computer? Also autotune. What do non-musicians think of autotune?

[Puck]

German soup my mum made for me

[gmaximin]

Sounds much like the difference between traditional and digital comics to me
Live instruments are warmer, less perfect, more humane, even awfully precise one, or the one trying to be dead cold... there’s life in the tiny imperfections.
Meanwhile, electronic is colder, more mechanical. Even programmed (or blatant) imperfections, or sampled instruments sound inhumane in intent. Something slightly fascinating but hard to trust in its sincerity.
I like both for different reasons though, each better fit a kind of mood I guess.
But that’s just me, and I might be weird...

[imdoneone]

Okay. Why is that some anthology comic books and graphic novels get cancelled?

[Kittyfox]

Because the people making them decide they don't want to work on it anymore, or they don't want to publish it.

[imdoneone]

What if had a few issues?

[Kittyfox]

That's possible as well.

[imdoneone]

Okay. What do you mean?

[Kittyfox]

Oh I just realized that by "issues" you didn't mean problems. Sorry!

[Kittyfox]

If it had a few issues already then maybe the author(s) got tired of working on it for that long and decided to qut and/or try something new.

[imdoneone]

Okay. How many issues can be in a comic book or an graphic novel anthology?

[Kittyfox]

However many the author has planned there to be.

[imdoneone]

Okay. What might be the reason they don't want to publish it?

[Kittyfox]

Here's a list of possible reasons:

• They don't like how it turned out
• They can't find a publisher that wants to publish it
• They need a bit more time to work on it and polish it up
• They want to add more to it
• They don't want it to be sold by a company
• etc

[imdoneone]

Okay. Let's say, someone is doing an eight issue anthology comic book. It's gets narrowed to three. Why is that?

[Kelheor]

Why asking all the hypothetical questions? I don't want to come off as rude, but that's the questions you can answer yourself if you put some thoughts into them (and some googling). These questions won't help you to actually create the anthology, if that's what you want. They might if Marvel wrote you a month ago in order to create the anthology with you, but at this point, they are useless.

[Kittyfox]

I'm going to stop answering to imdoneone cause a) it's just encouraging their behavior, b) they can just google the stuff they're asking a fricking webcomic forum site, and c) just why my dude?

[Puck]

You guys have to see the positive side, it´s better to ask all those questions in one topic than opening
a topic for every question. That was something that started bothering me because that has an effect
on the visible of other interesting topics

[Yulek]

I'm mostly peeved that people spend actual time answering the questions, and all they get in return is an "okay. here's the next question."

but welp, it's commendable that there's still some people trying.

[Puck]

And I didn´t even get an "okay" or a like on my answers