What time do you guys normally go on Tapastic to read?

@wander_creature Wandercreature
Thu, 09 Feb 2017 18:40:56 +0000

@wander_creature wrote:

Heyo. Well, I haven't been on this site for a huge amount of time, and my sci-fi comic Outer Spaces (mostly about positive thoughts, anxiety and space llamas) has only been around for a month and a half or so, but I'll give it my best!

1. What time do you guys normally go on Tapastic to read?
Typically I'm on for a quick check in the morning (I like to get there a little after nine, which is when I've scheduled my own updates in my time zone) and then a lot more in the late night or early AM.
2) What time do you guys normally go on Tapastic to upload?
Spread out across the time zones, my comic goes up between 6AM and 9AM. I get the feeling that most uploaders tend to get their work done at night, but a majority of readers seem to surface in the morning, and I try to have it there to start off their day, since Outer Spaces is a lot about positivity and making it through the day.
3) How often do you read new works?
Fairly often! I definitely try to check out new comics frequently. I tend to get pretty invested in the series I follow, though, so I tend to only subscribe to as many as I can keep up with.
4) How often do you go on Fresh?
It's actually my favorite method to pull up a variety of new comics, and see if anything similar is showing up in my genre. I like to see what people are up to.
5) What makes you subscribe?
An interesting art style, a great story, a fascinating character design, or some excellent writing are all things that would bring in my subscription. There's so many comics that interest me though, so I try to keep my count manageable.
6) What kind of things do you look for in a comic?
A story that's easy to understand off the bat, while not always possible, is definitely a plus. I also like to see development as it goes on. Webcomics are a unique opportunity to build a universe one day at a time.
7) What makes a good comic in your opinion?
If you're passionate about the story, and willing to put the time and love in to let it flourish and grow, that's enough for me.
Bonus question (uneeded): A train leaves Chicago for Detroit going 60 mph. At the same time, on an adjacent track, a train leaves Detroit heading for Chicago going 45 mph. Detroit is 280 miles from Chicago. How far are the trains from Chicago when they pass?
I'm here to provide emotional support, not math homework. (Unless you're REALLY stuck. Then maybe!)