Making Comics: Day 61 of 100. Starting On Cards For Charity

Making Comics: Day 60 of 100. More Work On Page One

Making Comics: Day 59 of 100. Black Suit Spidey Colored

Making Comics: Day 54 of 100. Slowly Getting There

Making Comics: Day 52 of 100. Reference Images

Making Comics: Day 50 of 100. My Small Press Artwork

Making Comics: Day 46 of 100. Getting Back To Thumbnails

Making Comics: Day 45 of 100. Florence Comic-Con 2014

Day 43! Another one down. Making Comics: Day 43 of 100. Working On Prints

Making Comics: Day 42 of 100. Soaking Up What Is Useful

Making Comics: Day 41of 100. Gaining Subscribers?

Making Comics: Day 40 of 100. All Over The Place

Making Comics: Day 39 of 100. Thumbnail Progress

Day 37! Been inking on and off all day. Making Comics: Day 37 of 100. Still Inking The Print

Venturing into digital comics

I have been avoiding this for years but it was bound to eventually happen. Digital comics isn't necessarily the future as far as I'm concerned but they will be a big part of it. I think print comics will alaways have it's place among fans who want to actually hold that tangable comic in there hands, or those collectors who will be willing to pay triple it's value over a bidding war on ebay.There's no doubt in my mind about that, but digital comics are here to stay and I best be getting my shit together if I plan to market my comics using that platform. I have just set up a comixology account and a drive thru comics account and I'm in the process of creating a Kindle Comic Creator file to launch through Amazon.If you frequent any of these sites then you already know the mass library of digital comics available. And it isn't just for the mainstream publishers, tons of Indie comic publishers have already jumped on the band wagon and are having a lot of success selling their digital comics. It's never been easier to get your comics out to the masses than it is now.It just makes sense with all of the touch screen tablets and phones on the market today and the way we transfer media to one another all over the world using this technology that this is a great marketing tool. Not only that, you save so much on printing costs. Sure, you charge less for your book but you also make a bigger profit by cutting out printing and shipping costs. So, to make a long story short, I'm getting with the times and getting into the digital comics market. I'll keep you all posted as to where and when to get my comics once I get everything in order. Take care until next week. - Kenny