Creative Freedom's the Thing (Score 1)

I think it's a matter of knowing what you want to do web comics for. As a way to get a story told with creative freedom and still be able to find an audience for the work, it's pretty ideal.

Your audience doesn't have to go to a store or track down a copy. You don't have to pay for publishing and word of mouth can spread your web address quite quickly if the content is good.

Speaking of which (cheesy plug in effect):
http://miracle.keenspace.com/d/20010910.html

Any genre and any style can be represented because it's not limited to shelf space or a particular audience.

--- Jim Zubkavich
The Makeshift Miracle
updated on M/W/F
http://www.makeshiftmiracle.com