This week, Zoë, Matt and Luke Surl discuss the many reasons why you might want to end your comic; and also why most of them are the wrong reasons. Comics and people mentioned this week: Supermassive Black Hole A* Evil Inc. / Greystone Inn Sarah Zero Ctrl+Alt+Del Luke Pearson Walt Disney Previous Web Comics Company […]

This week, with Matt unable to attend, Luke, Luke and Zoe discuss the idea that you need special equipment to be a professional comic artist. What do you need? What don’t you need? What makes life easier if you can get it? All this is discussed, plus other things too! Comics, and other things, mentioned […]

Following on from our preview blog last Monday, the Web Comics Company, sans Matt, discusses whether anyone should care about what other artists think of them. Is it important at all? Is there a point where it is important, and does that trail off as you develop as an artist? Listen in and find out […]

This week, the Web Comics Company splits the podcast into two parts. Part one discusses print-based revenue streams, such as books and art commissions, while part two looks at digital revenue streams, such as ebooks, advertising and try before you buy models. Comics and websites mentioned this week are: Gunnerkrigg Court The Humble Indie Bundle […]

This week, Matt gets replaced by a robot from Doctor Who but the Web Comics Company soliders on regardless. We’re discussing the fine line between inspiration and copying. Where does one become the other? Listen in and find out! Listener contributions come from Ben Chamberlain of Supermassive Black Hole A* and Stef Marcinkowski of Sarah Zero. […]

This week, the team is missing Matt but they manage to solider on regardless! The topic is “are comic colleges any use?“(click the link to read the preview blog) and Luke Healy is in the command chair. Listener contributions come from Dave, and Ben Chamberlain of Supermassive Black Hole A*. Comics mentioned in this week’s […]