Webcomics Reviews And Interviews

When it comes to rides, there are two different kinds of rides most people gravitate towards: merry-go-rounds and roller coasters. Merry-go-rounds are slower, safer, and for romance, while roller coasters are faster, exciting, and for those looking for a thrill. They can also describe different approaches to art; find out which one you are and how to mix approaches.

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Professional artists and professional athletes share a number of similarities, and so it may be worth looking at how athletes become successful. This includes follow-through, the importance of practice, worrying about the game but strategizing for the season, listening to a coach, working with a team, and playing to the fans, including making appearances. By using some of these techniques you may find better success as an artist.

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Writers have a problem getting into the proper state of mind when it comes to writing. Viking zen, the idea that berserkers attained a meditative state in battle, should help them attain the proper mood for writing. You may not need a battle axe to listen to this podcast it could help. After listening to this you should be ready to charge the typewriter ready for battle!

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Some people like detailing their world to a nicely ridiculous extreme, and that involves time. This looks at defining how time is measured, seasons and their effects, and how to create holidays. How language can be used to build cultures and characters is also looked at.

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Few like them, but they have to be dealt with anyway. This is not necessarily how to use them but some basics on how NOT to write politics and religion, as well some of the basic structures to use. If you're starting to debate using them in your comics, here are the basics.

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A lot of writers forget that they need to have some sort of world to place their comic in; it helps the artists get ideas on what to draw, inspires the writer later on, and gives the readers something solid to keep their interest. This podcast should help you build up your cities organically and give you areas to play with as well as organizations to help populate your world and give it some conflict.

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Every genre has hose groups that we know are pretty universal but don't generally get much acknowledgment. These are the construction crews that rebuild cities after monster attacks, the insurance people, emergency services, PR guys, lawyers, those who match government agencies with their freelancers, the costumers, the trainers, and even those who match heroes and sidekicks. This is their podcast.

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Every genre has those tropes that, if not handled correctly, turn into deadly cliches. As such it may be worth looking at some of the tropes of genres in order to see why those tropes work so well. This podcast looks at sentai, those super teens and their mechs. Topics Covered: Why Teams, Why Recruit Teens, Limited Skills, Secret of the Colors, Limited City Damage, Why Big Guns Not Used First, Why Bases Not Attacked, Why Mechs Not Stolen, Why Not Attacked in Secret IDs, How They Manage Jobs.

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The Super-Hero Genre is full of tropes that are almost mandatory. However, in less capable hands they become boring cliches; as such it may be worth exploring those tropes and why they work in the actual universe, that is, the basis on which they work in-universe. Topics Covered: Super Groups, Villain Groups, Law Enforcement Organizations, What Makes A Hero, What Makes A Villain, Why Sidekicks, Weaknesses, Super-Bases, Why Earth is a Focus, Why So Little Super-Science In General

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The Fantasy Genre is full of tropes that are almost mandatory. However, in less capable hands they become boring cliches; as such it may be worth exploring those tropes and why they work in the actual universe, that is, the basis on which they work in-universe. Topics Covered: Multiple Races, Wizard Towers, Limited Magic, Limited Tech, Why People Adventure, Why Adventures Are Important, Prophecies, Extremes in Combat Training, Giant Monsters, The Bar

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