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WCRI is a webcomic podcast devoted to the creation and monetization of webcomics. There are how-to shows on how to create, draw, write, and market webcomics, as well as reviews on webcomics. There are also interview shows with creators, businessmen and others involved with webcomics. In short, if you want to create and make money from webcomics, this is where you start. https://vurbl.com/station/87AfMj7qUcp/ Check out our Patreon page (https://www.patreon.com/twosparrows) and merch pages (ht ...
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The big American comics are having problems and need some advice to get back on their feet. By looking at their distribution models, how they fail to use cross-platform promotion, and the businesses they ignore to their disadvantage, how they could be doing better is considered. Why spinner racks won't help is discussed as well as why some adopting…
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Content Warning: While the episode itself is fairly tame in nature, the comic discussed in this episode is for 18+ readers and contains graphic sex scenes swear words (and occasional problematic language) gore and violence drug usage ----------------------------------- Ever thought about becoming a vampire? Sure, we all have! But have you ever thou…
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It's easy to figure out who the villain is, but not everyone who opposes the heroes are villainous; some of them are just doing their job. We look at those whose very nature puts them in conflict with the heroes, be it cops, street gangs, or even activists.توسط Jamais Jochim
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Content warning: The comic contains some scenes of physical violence and gore, as well as the occasional swear word. What webcomic are we talking about today? Chio's Cyborg Kale, an action-packed sci-fi thriller about a gamer nerd who gets alien-napped and turned into a cyborg. Also, there's a gang of bikers who can turn into giant monsters, what m…
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The Less Than Epic Adventures of TJ and Amal Content warning: This episode references disownment, abusive relationships, and drug dealing, as these events occur within the comic. The comic itself contains mentions of disownment, references to and occurrences of racism and homophobia, some physical violence, references to abuse and sexual coercion, …
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Content warning: The chapters that we will mainly be covering in Part 1 are relatively light, aside from a small fight of fisticuffs in chapters 87-88. The webcomic as a whole features themes relating to grief, depression, emotional trauma, as well as some occasional physical violence. A few minor spoilers abound in this episode. Who's my guest tod…
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Content warning: Some discussion of mental illness and trauma (specifically anxiety and agoraphobia) as they pertain to the webcomic, and the webcomic itself features "heavy overarching themes relating to mental illness, paranoia, trauma, emotional abuse, and anxiety". Also, spoilers abound! ------------------- Greetings, webcomic nerds! Who's my g…
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Welcome back to part 2 of Cheap Episodes! Who's my guest today? - the illustrious and inimitable E.K. Weaver, a longtime comic artist and creator of two queer/LGBT+ road-trip dramedy webcomics: The Less Than Epic Adventures of TJ and Amal (18+) https://tjandamal.com/ Shot and Chaser (18+, currently running!) https://tjandamal.com/sac/ (Content warn…
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Who's my guest today? - the illustrious and inimitable E.K. Weaver, a longtime comic artist and creator of two queer/LGBT+ road-trip dramedy webcomics: The Less Than Epic Adventures of TJ and Amal (18+) https://tjandamal.com/ Shot and Chaser (18+, currently running!) https://tjandamal.com/sac/ (Content warning: Both webcomics contain usage of swear…
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Greetings, friends! Firstly, thank you all for being so patient with me throughout this hiatus(s). I am so glad and so grateful to be back here talking with wonderful people about webcomics. Speaking of wonderful people, who's my guest today? It's cartoonist/animator Charles Brubaker (http://www.bakertoons.com/), the creator of webcomics Lauren Ips…
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"Hey, what the heck happened to WebComic Corner?" It's 2023 and you know what that means: it's time for another mini-sode! You get to hear me ramble about why I've been on hiatus and what I have planned for the next set of episodes and when the first new full-length episode drops! Thanks for listening! Want to support the show, make a suggestion, o…
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Content warning: The webcomic contains scenes of violence, the occasional swear word, and references to genocide. The episode itself only discusses these things as they pertain to the content of the comic. Also, spoilers abound! ---------------------------------------------------------- Once upon a time, there was a boy and there was a girl, can I …
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Content warning: This episode contains discussion of PTSD and DID. The webcomic Let's Get Burgers contains portrayals of PTSD, intrusive thoughts, depression, and swear words/a homophobic slur. Consider the burger: What makes up a perfect burger? Should a burger have one patty or two? What's the best cheese for a burger? Can a burger truly be meatl…
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Content Warning: The Boy and the Wolf webcomic contains some scenes of graphic violence, swearing, and some portrayals and mentions of psychological trauma. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ah, Paris: the city of love, croissants, the Eiffel Tower, and in this story, a notorious…
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Content Warning: While this episode basically contains none of these things, Bicycle Boy itself contains scenes of graphic violence, a decent amount of swears, dead bodies, some sexuality, a bit of body horror, and, as the author puts it, "plenty of other things that might make you uncomfortable." Spoiler Warning: This episode contains perhaps the …
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Content Warning: While Izy and I don't go into too many specifics, the featured webcomic does contain graphic depictions of violence involving 17-18-year-olds. Greetings and salutations, friends, did you miss me? It's okay if you didn't, but I'm back anyway and I'm actually talking about webcomics in this episode along with Izy (https://twitter.com…
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Greetings, friends and welcome to our first minisode. This week I'm going to need a little bit of help from you all. Remember in last week's show notes when I said we'd have a theme song this week? Well, some things went awry in the studio and I ended up making two theme songs. And that's where you all come in, you get to pick the show's theme musi…
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Yes, it's a two-parter; come join me and my fellow chochachos as we discuss what goes down at a Chochacho Con, how amazing the Achewood fandom is, why the Achewood print omnibus needs to be released within this decade, and more! (Yes, the background audio is still spotty in some parts, apologies.) Oh, and here's something that I probably should hav…
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For our first episode, we're going to take a metaphorical journey to a little place called Achewood to hang out with a couple of fans -- or "chochachos", as they liked to be called -- and find out what makes Chris Onstad's webcomic Achewood such an incredible trip into the early days of Internet culture. Cool Fact: Throughout its 15-year-run, Achew…
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Looking for a podcast about webcomics? Then welcome, you've tuned into the right place. But before we start having too much fun, this episode is going to give you a little explanation about what to expect here at WebComic Corner. Enjoy, and thanks for being in my corner. (P.S. There are a few technical audio blips in this episode, sorry. The audio …
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The biggest problem for most self-publishers is where to actually publish their books. We look at the differences between print on demand, hybrid publishing, offset printing, vanity printing, and traditional printing. We also look briefly at the services you need to make your book look great and how to sell it.…
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This episode is all about how to create your business from the beginning: It includes the kind of paperwork to look for, how to create business and marketing plans, and how to get people to your site. We also look at SEO and merchandise. In short, this podcast is for those serious about what they do. https://vurbl.com/station/87AfMj7qUcp/…
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We discuss how to grow your business with Daniel Vivarelli, and how you can grow it so that it helps not only you but also the environment. We discuss his history, his business theory, and what exactly "regenerative entrepreneurship" means for you. His sites: https://danielvivarelli.com/ and https://starloop.com/…
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Interview with the couple known as Metaphrog (John Chalmers and Sandra Marrs). We look at how they create some of the best comics together, why they use different media (from acrylics to digital), and how their personal histories link up to the history of comics in general. Their SIte; http://metaphrog.com/…
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Interview with Brandon Shapiro and Matt Miller about their musical podcast "Relying on the Benjamins". We discuss the importance of having a bible and a plan, when you should stick to your script and when to improvise. Lastly, we discuss how two people can make a great product. Their Site: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1492771359…
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We discuss how to create a successful business by taking small steps towards success and how "fake it until you make it" doesn't work. Also, the perfect chicken meal for dating is discussed, and we delve into voice acting (I had to; it's Spike FREAKIN' Spencer!). HIs site: https://www.spikespencer.com/…
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We sit down with writer Boum, Canadian artist. She is mostly known for Boumeries, a journal webcomic, and for A Small Revolution. We discuss the fun and travails of putting out a journalistic webcomic, the scheduling issues, and how to make it work. We also look at the difference between working with a publisher and self-publishing, as well as how …
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Selling comics in the age of COVID-19 is impossible as conventions cancel and book shops are closed. We look at economic models to show how you can sell, how emotion can help you sell, why digital downloads are your friends, merch you can sell for those on a budget, how to promote using networks, and arguably the worst pep talk ever.…
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We sit down with prolific writer/illustrator Ryan Estrada and discuss his books "Student Ambassador", "Broken Telephone", "Banned Book Club". We look at the advantages of exploring the world, the importance of keeping in mind the differences in culture and language when writing, and ways of dealing with dialogue in your stories. http://www.ryanestr…
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We sit down with private investigator Michael "Ski" Jaczewski. We discuss the basics of interviewing a subject (great for writers), but also just how stringent companies guard their properties, what can happen if you get caught, and how to build a successful business. His SIte: https://toltec.net/توسط Jamais Jochim
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We sit down with writer David Doub. We discuss Dusk Comics (his company), writing in general and crossover specifically, and how to best catch the spirit of two comics in the same crossover. We also discuss his Kickstarter, Dusk vs Cheerleader Karate School (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/demonsinthedarkness/dusk-vs-cheerleader-karate-school)…
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We sit down with Kimberly Spencer. We discuss working from goals and the importance of failure and making mistakes when it comes to being successful. We also look at the importance of how your perception of yourself affects your success as well as the need for personal transformation. Also, some basic Amazon marketing tips are covered. Her Site: ht…
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We sit down with author Trent Gander. We discuss plot and character development, how to improve the quality of your stories, expanding on characters to improve your stories, and using table-top game-mastering techniques for better stories. Basically, how to be a better writer by being a better game-master. His Site: https://gentlemansuniversityofma…
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We talk with Jim Sweeney about his creation, the sports character Mike. We discuss how hard it is to create and market a character, how a character can fill a specific niche, and what it takes to create and market a character, as well as looking at weird ways to market your character. His Site: www.theemike.com…
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We sit down with Russel Nohety (http://thecompletecreative.com/) to discuss his new Kickstarter Project “Cthulhu is Hard to Spell: The Terrible Twos” (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/russellnohelty/cthulhu-is-hard-to-spell-a-2nd-lovecraft-comic-anthology). We discuss how to run a successful Kickstarter campaign, how to keep a sequel fresh, and…
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Interview with Michael Son, Editor-in-Chief of Tapas Media (https://tapas.io/). We look at Tapas' latest releases, how it develops game and film projects based on its comic series, tips for indie creators, and how to brand new creators. Tapas is an app for comics, available from the Apple App Store and Google Play. Launched in October 2012, it boas…
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Interview with Andrew Monroe, author of "A Leaf and Pebble" and podcaster ("Dead by Tomorrow"). We discuss how to build plots and character, some marketing, plotters versus pantsers, and general writing problems. Also, expect a lot of geeking out. https://www.andrewamonroe.com/ https://www.deadxtomorrow.com…
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We discuss how to develop a story, how to work in elements of horror, and how to have fun writing. Basically, it's two nerds nerding out and having some fun, and a lot of basics are touched upon. If you're looking for some great tips on adding a little horror to your story, have we got some for you!https://www.justincalcala.com/…
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We sit down with Nicole Schaefer. All sorts of trademark issues are dealt with, ranging from the difference between trademark and copyright, the limitations of trademarks, why you want to trademark your comic and your characters, and some tips and tricks on how to do it effectively. Rhodan guest hosts. https://yellowdoglegal.com/…
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Interview with writer Yasmin Vorajee (https://www.yasminvorajee.com/). We discuss time management, how to use a schedule to run your comic so much easier, and have fun while doing it. We also talk about working around our individual distractions and even compare birds and kids. Yasmin is a published writer, and teaches people how to budget their ti…
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