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  D.L. Maffett August 27, 2011 at 8:25am

  I am getting my stuff together to put out a web comic. But I need some help in getting in online. Does anyone have any suggestions for a hosting site? I like the sound of "FREE" the best.
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  Terry Lou August 19, 2011 at 6:05pm

  Thanks all! I have been looking around a few web sites and have a much better idea of what a web comic is. This seems like it takes a lot of knowledge of computer I feel so primitive and young at art I will have to do a lot of praying about getting into something like this. My cartoons are one page one scene! Even though at times I always wished I had more scenes to tell the comedy or story I get a bit intimidated and overwhelmed!
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  Scot Halbach August 19, 2011 at 6:21am

  Oh yeah, and I recently (re)started one called Hoshen.
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  Scot Halbach August 19, 2011 at 6:21am

  @Terry - Some examples of webcomics: Axe Cop by Ethan Nicolle, Dr. McNinja by Matt Hastings, the recently completed Ratfist by Doug Tennapel, and though it's a bit of a stretch on the definition, Homestuck by Andrew Hussie.

  

  AXE COP - The official site of AXE COP, created by a 5 year old and his 29 year old brother

  The official site of AXE COP, created by a 5 year old and his 29 year old brother
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  Joe Chiappetta August 19, 2011 at 3:27am

  Hi Terry, Any comic on the Internet is a webcomic in my book, or eBook.
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  Terry Lou August 18, 2011 at 8:11pm

  I'm not sure what a web comic is. I do have a web site with some of my toons on it, I am looking forward to seeing all the web sites though and making Christian cartoonist friends.
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  Justin Martin April 2, 2011 at 10:16am

  Hello Alecho! I'm glad you joined, and I look forward to connecting with you
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  alecho April 2, 2011 at 9:15am

  Howdy! I am so happy and feel blessed to see so many Christian webcomic artists here! I'll be looking through your work all day today :)

   

  I also have couple of webcomics online:  AMERICAN OTAKU and  ABSTRACT BEING. I am also currently in progress of developing a third manga-style comics called ToMato. *It continues some mature material and not recommended for under aged readers.

   

  Once again, it's great being here! Hope to make new friends here. God Bless! :)

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  Steven Severt February 19, 2011 at 9:04pm

  Kendall, promoting a webcomic is something that every webcomic creator struggles with.  Everyone tries different things to get their comic noticed, but with so many webcomics out there, it's really hard to get people to look at yours.  I've tried a lot of things myself, but the latest one was doing a radio interview where I gave testimony and talked about what influenced me to make my comic on Yes FM, a Christian radio station.  That seemed to get the attention of the audience I was trying to get to look at my comic.  Good luck and God bless!
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  Justin Martin February 16, 2011 at 12:07pm

  Hello Kendall,

   

  Wish I could help, but I'm doing a black and white comic, and I'm still in the very early stages. If I think of something or someone in terms of resources, I'll let you. Take care and God's blessings on your comic endeavor!