How much buffer do you have for your comic?

[AdamBraveOfficial]

Not enough, unfortunately. I'll probably have to do a pause soon to build up more material and be able to provide a decent publishing pace.

My current publishing pace is not compatible with the free time I have to work on my Gods VS Dragons and I dont like to do random publish, or put just one page a week. It's a hard tradeoff.

[TRMcLeod]

pro tip: finish the changes in a draft before starting the comic, then set it in stone =P

I draft everything. But I refuse to let go of a good idea. If inspiration strikes I'm going for it. Also, on occasion I catch plot holes.

[galacticquasimi]

Just my style
Who needs buffers when you can draw at your own pace and not get anxious about missing a date (those were dark times)

[IdiotWithPencil]

I draft everything. But I refuse to let go of a good idea. If inspiration strikes I'm going for it. Also, on occasion I catch plot holes.

if you have an idea save it for another story, too many ideas and the story will be too bloated and slow, plot holes can be fixed but unless it breaks the whole story then just ignore it or magic handwave it

what's more important than ideas or plot consistency is the story and the characters, as long as those two are solid then everything will be alright