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[McDuffies]

Ffff I feel so snuggly and loved now. And I'm hoping Yeahduff isn't having computer issues like mine this morning, they're the worst! Alas my hard drive, I knew ye well.

He is from Chicago. They always have computer problems in Chicago.

[MixedMyth]

That's because, as everyone knows, Chicago is a post-apocalyptic wasteland filled with horrible mutants and politicians. Where d'you think Mad Max was filmed?

[Yeahduff]

Wrong Australian dude.

Computer's just fine, McDuffies just likes speaking for people. Bit of a complex, that one.

[McDuffies]

Wrong Australian dude.

Computer's just fine, McDuffies just likes speaking for people. Bit of a complex, that one.

Oh yeah? Well Skwinky says that I'm totally charming.

[Bustertheclown]

My threads always seem to get derailed so quickly.

[McDuffies]

That's because it's about money and we are auteurs.

[Bustertheclown]

Money is fashionable in this capitalist society. Green is the new black.

[Skwinky]

It's obviously because of McDuffies' charm. Even the thread is distracted.

[VeryCuddlyCornpone]

even the distraction is distracted

[McDuffies]

this thread is so distracted that it's probably gonna go back on topic now.

(Psssssst, McDuffies, you predicted the future.)

I know

[Procelis]

I plan on making money off my comic somehow, I just don't have the exact plans on how to do it figured out yet .

[Skwinky]

I guess for zee money makings, I can definitely recommend Project Wonderful if you're willing to put ads on your site, and ka-blam.com is great for printing comics. I've gotten books in a timely manner, the staff has been pleasant, and it's the cheapest place I've found to print so far.

^{(Psssssst, McDuffies, you predicted the future.)}

[Aerones]

I plan on making money off my comic somehow, I just don't have the exact plans on how to do it figured out yet .

1. Make a decent product.
2.
3. Profit!

It's always that second step that eludes me.

[Yeahduff]

The second part is "????"

[Phact0rri]

I do a lot better for myself outside of the realm of comics, as well. People have always been more accepting of my "serious" artwork than they have of my cartooning. That's why I've put the focus more upon painting and printmaking over the last few years, and it's paid off. I'm in shows and get some nice commissions often enough. Still, I've never stopped drawing comics. I just don't know what to do with them now.

This is what I've found. Granted I've never really been an awesome artist in terms of more commercial sorts, I do find I make way more money in design than I ever would doing comics.