This introduction will waste at LEAST minute of your time.

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[cleaning up digital footprint. farewell.]

[Dr. BlkKnight]

Welcome fellow Floridian!

[Rennakins]

Nice to meet you! :> Good luck on your future comic.

[Rob]

Welcome to the site. best of luck with your launch. Let us know when you pull it off. ;)

[mcfadyn]

That was a mouthful... you just had to say 'hi' ;D

[Gar]

Hi, welcome to the board!

For comics writing, your concerns regarding your loquacity are indeed valid. Comics characters need to communicate in sentences rather than paragraphs, otherwise you're just writing a story with illustrations (which you don't see often, so it could be something to try).

As for your art, if this is your first time doing a comic I'd say don't worry about it - just keep at it and you'll get better. For a little confidence booster, go to Questionable Content and click 'first'.

Making comics is one of those things that's best learned on the job. It takes practise to work out the kind of pacing and angles that work for you, but by the time you've got that figured out your characters will hopefully have started writing themselves, so all you've got to do is point them at the plot.

[JGray]

Brevity.

[Rob]

For comics writing, your concerns regarding your loquacity are indeed valid. Comics characters need to communicate in sentences rather than paragraphs, otherwise you're just writing a story with illustrations (which you don't see often, so it could be something to try).

I think I'm actually doing this now with Remedy... at least to hear the artist tell it I am anyway.  :P

[Dr. BlkKnight]

Welcome fellow Floridian!

Hellooooo! I do believe I crashed into your webcomic before I came here. o:

Tell me, how are you enjoying the BLAZING HEAT AUGH this summer?

Cool.

The heat hasn't been too bad in the Central region. Then again I spend most of my time indoors.