What do you like about webcomics? Or creating webcomics

[Zebddy]

Hey I wanna know why you like webcomics, to me it's to talk with other creators but also more importantly with the community. That's something I love about webcomics and that's why I started to do this 2 years ago. Still trying to get an active community through.

And you, what is the reason you like webcomics? or like to make webcomics?

[kimketli]

I'm that kind of person who love to spend time with imaginary characters and it's a very good way to do that. I also spend time with them in roleplay level with my writer partner but it wan't enough for me, I needed plus doses. :DDD
It's also pretty dynamic, not as slow as doing animation. Aaaand I love interacting with fans after episodes as well. :>
Interact with other creators are also cool but I wouldn't consider that as something what comes with comic making, you can interact with creators without making your own comic I guess

[Rodimus13]

Hubby makes the pretty pictures and I get to watch while my story is told ^_^

[liann]

imagining cool shit that will happen but i will never get into because i'm so slow

[Klaustasya]

I don't know i simply started reading webcomics and thought "OMG it's too cute and it looks funny to do, i want my own series as well!" so i started recently, but damn, never thought i would've sold my soul to the devil, making comics and thinking about making comics are different things, the first one is so much psychological and artistic work just for a tiny chapter

[magalise]

it's free to read and create. Pure joy.

[Pandastrophic]

As a creator the freedom to do things at my own pace, not only story and plot-wise but also I often switch from weekly to every other week depending on how busy I am and take breaks whenever I feel like it. I've burnt out from creating comics before and this has helped me so much.

[skicoak]

The money and the fame!

[LCT_m_a_d]

The money and the fame

Your altruism is impeccable

[Rodimus13]

But on brand?? Probably

[GamerPrincessXI]

I feel like some stories need to be told. Especially if their your own. Not sure if I'm using the right their, there or they're but it's all the same. I love writing the stories that will eventually become comics. However, I love reading a story so much more.

[ben]

I read more and engage with print comics more than webcomics but webcomics have been my means of living half the time.

I do just like talking to other people who are doing the same thing. It’s a built in community that exists when it’s hard for you to actually go out and make a real life community.

[GesuGesu]

I like to be kept busy.

[BlueWorldComics]

The independents is nice. No corporate overlords telling me what kind of story I can do.

The quality leniency you get (particular for a free product). If I had to pay modern comic prices for some of my favorite webcomics, I'd have probably skipped past them. At the same time, I feel like my level of art and storytelling fits well.

Most of all, I like that I can create my comics and post them somewhere where others can enjoy it.

[Lamina]

I like creating. Building things. It's satisfying to finish any comic, any artwork. But what I appreciate more is when people read my work, and tell me they enjoy it. It's satisfying to create something that someone else enjoys.

[Kiweevil]

I'm a born story teller and drawing is one of the only things I'm good at. I'm a screwup everywhere else in my life, so it only comes naturally to me when I create webcomics. ^w^"

I've always struggled with both chronic depression and physical disabilities but creating an immersive world through my art helps keep my mind off things. I like it when people see and praise my art, it really helps my confidence and some days even the tiniest, "that looks nice" means the world to me. I'm very thankful when people say nice things. It encourages me to keep going. I like that people behind the other screen can't see me but can still give me feedback when it comes to webcomics. I'm just so shy I'm scared when people see me irl. I don't even let people watch me draw irl haha. I guess the online format just gives me more confidence. It's good for my self-esteem.

It's kinda silly but even when I merely post toony drawings of myself online, I'm wearing a mask in the art. / •~•"\

[rajillustration]

I absolutely love just jumping into the headspace of the creator whenever reading a webcomic. Like you get to see an unfiltered reality they created--like kinda stepping into their daydream. It's pretty neat because you don't usually have editors and publishers who change their creation in any way. We don't have a lot of media like that. Usually it's all touched by tons of hands. Webcomics? Maybe one or two people max.

[skicoak]

Your altruism is impeccable

What was that? You're going to have to speak up...it gets a little windy when my helicopter lands on my private yacht

[AceRagz]

Yeah you don't want the wind toppling over your Hot Wheels there Ski.

[skicoak]

Yeah you don't want the wind toppling over your Hot Wheels there Ski.

Are you talking DIRECTLY to me?!?

You savage! Please direct all future correspondences to my press secretary's assistant for review