It feels weird to say you're welcome in this situation, but I'm happy I could give some attention!

I am very positive and optimistic about the future of webcomics, as you can see.

--old internet relic than they unfortunately already are.

I feel right now webcomics (especially classic format webcomics opposed to webtoons) are in a very weird spot right now. It kind of feels like a do-or-die kind of moment. Either classic webcomics will need to reinvent themselves drastically, or they might end up becoming even more of an--

-- Scatterhead Comics that has been inviting artist, but doesn't have a platform yet and plans on getting money through Kickstarter, which... makes me very wary right now. It's promising, but it's one of those things that make me go "I'll believe it when I see it."

-- really are an effective way of getting your work out there in 2026. Global Comix used to be promising but is so focused on big name publishers right now that it's hard to say if they really do anything for smaller creators. There is currently a start up in the Netherlands called --

I dunno man, this feels like a loss

It's true, I read a Garfield once in a newspaper when I was six and now I'm banned for life.

Well, the first three kickstarters they did was in 2013. Apperantly Xel used the money to buy a car.