How long have you’ve been working on your comic for?

[rumpenstiltzkin]

Like seriously working on it, for about 2½ years, but I did do the 10 first pages already in 2016, ad concept and ideas for the character in 2014ish but I got into some major irl issues and had no motivation to keep drawing until 2020 again and just kept going from those first pages, so theyre a bit old compared to after I started working on it again but they still do the job haha

But yeh, I didnt seriously commit to the comic itself until 2020
but the idea of it have been slowly progressed in my head since 2014

[Lady_T_Musings]

For MagicalMashup! Conceptually since 2008. The protags were created to fill a niche interest I wanted to see more of and I'd post illustrations of them with short blerbs about them on ye old DeviantArt.

I didn't get the kick in the butt to go full steam till around 2018 where a friend was just like "Lady. Just. Do. It." And I was like... "I think I WILL gal, no, I totally will." Then I took all the scattered notes, illustrations, cute moments, and Ideas and started to combine them into a long form story.

Better late than never haha

[gabriellabalagna]

For me, it was about 1 year of planning/writing/concept art + 6 months of drawing the pages so far.

Been turning out pages too slowly, but that's why I'm making a buffer and haven't released any pages yet.

[BarBarKetrab]

I've been working on the one I'm drawing at the moment for around six months. About 2-ish months of planning and then 4 months of drawing.
The idea came to me pretty spontaneously near the end of 2021 and since I didn't want to burn myself out starting a longer story that I probably wouldn't be able to finish, I decided to stick with it.

[Cryingtart]

First comic I made it is I guess, since 2014. Still working on it because the story plot isn't exactly right/it will be long series.

However, the comic I just released is Called Royal Advice; I've been working on that for a good year or 2. The reason it took so long, was I was doing university projects at the time; I told myself once I graduated, I'll release this comic weekly, no matter what.

[Awesomeness_Studios]

I'm not proud of this but JumpHero has kinda been baking for a while, probably as early as 2018. That's cuz I was a bright-eyed high schooler back then with a goal to make an animated series (don't worry I'm wiser and in college now)

On October 2020, someone convinced me to finally just make it as a webcomic. I was working on another series at the time, but as soon as that ended in January 2021, I went fully into preparing JumpHero for Tapas, which would release on May 14, 2021.

It's been over a year at this point and it's still going strong

[Phantomobservant]

I've been working on Raining down Monday since June 2021
But I've been working on the whole series Inferior since 2017

[brianandchapin]

My comic has existed in my head since around 2007.
I didn't start actually drawing it until around 2018, but I never posted that version of the comic.
It wasn't until 2020, when I suddenly gained a lot of free time, that I actually started working on it seriously.

[BlairFujin]

BDSM Boys - nearly 4 years
Vampire Prince - almost 3 years (which is actually longer than the time I was working on the original, black and white, traditional version I was posting on deviantart as a middle schooler)
Horny Hell - a little bit over 2 years

[LostKelp]

Hard to say honestly, with see the stars the character who started it all was made in 2018 but the actual main characters were only made mid last year in 2021 and half of the main cast was made about 4 months ago. Overall most of the story and cast was made three months ago with the exception of Najm, Alya, Jaya and Thana who were all main characters in the original version which was in development on and off for four years but is largely irrelevant to the comic I'm making now.

[powerplantanimations]

Since November or December. I think January. Still having a ball expanding the plot babee!

Read That Stick Figure Isekai | Tapas Web Comics

[river121693]

the first general concept I had was around 2018, but it went through multiple iteration, genre, and plot. I wrote the current story (150 pg outline) over the pandemic and finished it in 2020. First version of the post was late 2020, but I wasn't happy with the art so I scrapped it. The current version was published in 2021

[Nada]

Since the beginning of last year, but I put it off and put it off until between October and November of last year I began to structure it. I have two stories in mind once I finish my current comic, one I wrote in 2017 but I need to improve the ending as it seems forced and one I've been working on for 2 years.

Why didn't I start publishing them before my current comic? I guess it's also because of my lack of trust in them, but my goal is to improve the plot of both.

[system]

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