With the flood of growth on this site over the last 6 months what tactics are people using to guide eyes to their comics? I only have two releases out there with a third on the way (slow development cycle), but I have no idea how to start standing out from the noise.

re: What are you working on?
Shifting focus on to issue 4 of my comic after dropping issue 3 yesterday: https://globalcomix.com/c/slave-at-the-end-of-the-lake?lang_id=en

re: Tricks for standing out with the flood of new content?
ArtCrumbs, you are amazing! Gonna sift through all this and see what I can do to get my arse out there more. Thank you!

With the flood of growth on this site over the last 6 months what tactics are people using to guide eyes to their comics? I only have two releases out there with a third on the way (slow development cycle), but I have no idea how to start standing out from the noise.

re: I review SCI-FI COMICS on my blog!
Oh hell yes! Would love a review. Here's my comic: https://globalcomix.com/c/slave-at-the-end-of-the-lake?lang_id=en

re: What are your 2025 creator or publisher goals?
Right now it's release issues 3 and 4 of the comic in 2025. Once issue 4 is ready to go it'll be marketing and trying to find a way to get the story in front of as many eyes as possible (and recoup some costs, maybe). It's a slow burn since it's all out of pocket, but the library is going to grow.

re: What does "ultimate success" mean to you?
Getting the story in front of as many eyes as reasonable and having those people enjoy it and become engaged with the content. Eventually success will also mean getting all 10 issues out and moving on to the next series. Maybe developing a fanbase along the way. Monetization as a measure of success is something to keep an eye on, but ultimately to...

re: I'm New To This Platform, Is It Worth It?
At the moment, absolutely worth it. The team is interested in growing the platform (signing DC is a huge step) and hopefully that'll translate into a trickledown to the smaller indie creators.
There is a bit of a looming curiosity around getting too swamped with AAA comics that the indies will be snuffed into complete obscurity, but that's a long...

re: Do you maintain a schedule for creation of your comic? Do you use a buffer?
At the moment it's about publishing material as it's finished by the team to build up an open catalogue of content to try to attract readers. Then build up a buffer of one or two issues, then promote and adhere to a bit more of a rigid release schedule of issues.



re: An offer for two indie comic characters to make a cameo appearance.
I can't offer up any characters due to non-earth timelines and whatnot, but this is a really cool concept.

re: What are you working on?
Just released the second issue of my series: https://globalcomix.com/c/slave-at-the-end-of-the-lake?lang_id=en
Now off to issue 3 and an audio project I got contracted for.




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re: What do you like to do outside making comics?
@MK-Wizard It's for better or for worse. When I want a quiet weekend or take time off, I feel like crap for letting people down or falling behind on stuff.


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Silly little stick figure comics, not much text. I'm also known as Cheese Pirate Comics.


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