If you think for one moment you can get away with anything but the ‘pure’ paper…you’re wrong. Getting the wrong kind of paper can destroy your efforts–such as acid in the paper, or a yellow texture, which can corrode the scans. In fact, there are many Gnomes who feel strongly about the type of paper you should use for an eComic. It’s almost a religous experience for some. Here’s a podcast to give...

Hello, this is “The Voice”, filling in for Jaime Buckley who is off world this week. You know what an eComic is, you have your amazing idea…so what now? You need the right tools. Ask yourself–how are you going to make your art? Traditional? Digital only? …or maybe a combination of both, like WANTED:HERO. Only you know what you specifically require…but there are some items you will need which are on every list—such as a...

This may sound like a simple matter, but trust me when I say it deserves a measure of time for your consideration: Do you have an idea for your eComic? Sure, Brit-Boy is a Superhero from the UK, who has the phenomenal power of mind-over-cheese. He can also flip nunchakus of Leafield at deadly speeds, and slide under doors by transforming into liquid Lincolnshire Poacher…but will that be enough? ‘Enough?’ you ask, flinging your body...

“eComic” stands for ‘electronic comic’ (or comic book), and usually refers to the internet. However, eComics can be placed into to general categories, even though technology and innovation continue to progress: The first is a purely electronic experience, which means the comic is viewed and enjoyed exclusively on the computer screen. Most are made to fit the parameters of the screen itself (the various resolutions) and are viewed...