The Learning Curve: A Web comics Podcast

Storytelling

What type of antagonists do you know about currently from movies, TV or books? Does your webcomic/comic story have one in particular?

How many archetypes of support characters do you have? Let's discuss it.

In your webcomic stories, what type of protagonist(s) do you have? Let's discuss it.

I was asked this before and I didn't really think about my down time. Let's discuss it.

What does your OC fear the most? is it a physical thing, mental, emotional or something else? Let's talk about it. 

Last minipod discussed what are your OC's strengths. This one asks about their flaws. Let's discuss it. 

What do you consider to be your OC's strengths? What are they good at overall? Let's discuss it. 

I had to ask myself this question in late 2022. 

What does your OC do when they are not doing their main objectives? What do they do to relax or be entertained? These are the questions on the podcast. 

Since I'll be off for a few days due to being sick, any web comic suggestions to read would be appreciated. Thanks! 

Have you ever finished a script and thought: "I can do better than this! Let me tweak some things" but it doesn't go the way you thought it would? Welcome to this week's podcast, where I discuss the second form of my Equinox Ascension script.  Let's talk about it.

Have you improved on anything while making your web comics? Does any drawing, lettering, colored piece sticks out more than the others? Lets discuss it. 

I have something with my webcomic that I struggle with more than most things. What's your hardest part of making a webcomic? 

What do you do the best when creating your webcomic? Writing, art, coloring, designs? 

I wanted to give a special thanks to the listeners as well as ask, what do you see as the future of your webcomics? 

A special edition podcast due to excitement about some new artwork and self discovery. 

This episode talks about if you have a favorite time to draw or create, if so do you make time just to draw? 

what art style suits you best? 

After finishing a script for your webcomic, what do you do afterwards? What's the next step? 

This episode asks if your main character has a friend, how does it influence the character in your story? 

I've mentioned my web comic that started my web comic journey but this episode talks about it in more detail. 

This episode is about improvement on our creative ideas. 

Time to ask, what is your LEAST favorite part of web comic creation? 

What is your favorite part of creating web comics? Listen in to hear what my favorite part of making a webcomic could be. 

This episode asks the question about burn out from web comics, how do you know when it is occurring and how do you deal with it before it becomes a problem. 

This episode talks about my use of the Celtx program and the index card method of scriptwriting. What did I think? Listen in to find out! 

this episode asks about using Youtube as a good promotional tool for web comics. 

This episode continues my narrative on my storytelling ideas and techniques I've worked on for my new web comic, Equinox Ascension. 

In this episode, I discuss how I work on my storytelling development and ask about methods of creating better storytelling. 

I'm breaking the rule of the podcast this time because of the Cincinnati Comic Expo that happened last week and I attended.  Had to discuss some of the things that happened. 

This episode discusses the question:  What is World building in terms of web comic creation? It means many things to many people.