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Hosting a Webcomic
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Alright, I'm making a webcomic, and I need a place to host it.
I've already written five chapters, and the illustrator is working on chapter two at the moment. The third person is inking up the last two pages of chapter one, and I'd love to be able to upload it to the Internet when he completes those two pages. The problem is... I've never made a website for a comic before, so I don't even know where to start.
I downloaded ComicPress, but I'm not entirely sure where to go from there.
Any advice?
I've already written five chapters, and the illustrator is working on chapter two at the moment. The third person is inking up the last two pages of chapter one, and I'd love to be able to upload it to the Internet when he completes those two pages. The problem is... I've never made a website for a comic before, so I don't even know where to start.
I downloaded ComicPress, but I'm not entirely sure where to go from there.
Any advice?
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Actually, go to frumph.net and go to the new comicpress forums.
Phil (frumph) is the guy who has basically taken over comicpress development for the last two years and is currently working on some new free software.
He's super reachable, responds on the forums and twitter. Ask your questions there and you'll get a lot more feedback.
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