October 25th, 2016
oh i love charades!
as always, there's an extra doodle if you vote!
P.S.: this is a bit random, but I've been talking with some other cartoonists about how people find webcomics, and that made me curious -- how did you guys find Runewriters? I made a lil poll thing and I'd be really interested if you could take a sec to answer! :D
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as always, there's an extra doodle if you vote!
P.S.: this is a bit random, but I've been talking with some other cartoonists about how people find webcomics, and that made me curious -- how did you guys find Runewriters? I made a lil poll thing and I'd be really interested if you could take a sec to answer! :D
Vote Incentive for This Comic.
Similar thing: I have NO idea how I found this comic. I do remember it was from JUST before the hiatus (I am so glad I didnt kill another webcomic by reading it ;) )
my list: #1) recommended web-comics list from comic I read,
#2) Fan saying you should totally read this in the comments of webcomics i read (and I REALLY like, or I don't read the comments)
#3) Topwebcomics/adds/etc. This is actually pretty infrequent. Its gotta look/sound interesting (and I probably have to have seen it a bunch before I click)
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posted at 11:53pm on October 26th, 2016
Comment by LadyPhilyra
I don't remember how I found Runewriters specifically. But I can tell you the ways I find new comics to read.
1. Ads on the comics I'm already reading.
2. Lists the webcomic creator puts up on their webcomic site of their favorite comics.
3. TopWebcomics list.
First I look for an "About" page or any description of what the comic is about. If it looks interesting, I check the latest page to make sure it is still updating or completed. Then I bookmark it into my New Comics folder. By the time I get around to reading it, I have no idea how I found it.
posted at 4:33am on October 25th, 2016