New ratings system?

I'm thinking of doing something to this effect: Art:1-10 Writing:1-10 Website:1-10 Originality:1-10, with a short description for each of why I gave it the score I did, and then a closing statement about the overall comic. Well, and at the beginning a description of what the comic is about. This way I can keep it short and sweet, and have time to do both this site and my webcomic, Captain Ahole, and not lose my sanity, and end up in the Asylum myself(heh, zing!) So, let me know what you think people!-Jack

Overhauling ratings?

Hi again, people. So, here it is. I'm thinking of changing the way I review comics on the site. Kinda streamlining the reviews to help me be able to keep doing this, because my time isn't as available as it used to be. Maybe some sort of numbers for different categories, like rating art, writing, originality, etc., with a number. I'm still working it out, but as soon as I'm ready to start I'll let you know. Thanks for reading!-Jack

Help decide the cover to Captain Ahole issue 3!

Hey everyone, just dropping in to let you know that over at my webcomic, Captain Ahole, I'm having a poll to let the readers pick the best cover idea for issue three! Head on over and scroll down to vote for what you think sounds best! Thanks!-Jack

Today begins the second issue of my superhero laugh-fest, Captain Ahole! Thrill to the exciting cover, which should give you a pretty solid idea what's coming. And what's coming is...well....coming Friday, when page one slaps it's time consuming mug onto the interweb!-Jack

50 Tools and Resources to Help You Start a Webcomic.

I found out about this while checking out the forums at The Webcomics Community(look for yourself!), and you should read it and see if there is something that could help you. It's quite a large list! Click here!

Three years of Left Handed Toons!

It's been three years since Left Handed Toons began it's oddball concept, and it's been three years of hilarity. Congratulations to Justin and Drew for going the distance and getting pretty darn good and successful at it.

The Webcomic Builder!

If you are looking for advice on how to start a webcomic, how to color your webcomic, or just about anything else to do with webcomics, you should take a look at The Webcomic Builder, a brand spankin' new site dedicated to the ins and outs of the medium. New, yes, but their are already five posts ranging from effective coloring to the basics of good site design, as well as tutorials by Tony Piro of Calamities of Nature fame. I've read them all and have to say they are on to something here! Check it out and expand your webcomic creating horizons!