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Sometimes I fear that the webcomic world is too much like the poetry and short-fiction worlds, where the only people who really care are the ones doing it, so the audience is pretty much only other creators.
COBRAnomicon -- I really don't think this is the general case. It's just that the Internet is rife with content, and webcomics are just one of many online diversions for the regular surfer's enjoyment. It's gotta compete with news sites, Youtube, forums and other stuff.
I think it's just like any other media; the audience chooses its flavor and it's up to creators to do the best they can--both in making good work, and in getting it noticed. Webcomics, IMO, are far from ghettoed and I feel it's a medium that's still evolving to it's full potential. |
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