Now that we have a few comics under our belt here (I’ve just finished up on lucky comic #13 – for next Thursday), I decided it was time to get our comic out there where others could find it.  So I submitted to The Webcomic List and I’m getting ready to submit to some other aggregation sites as well.  But I keep getting distracted by all the other amazing webcomics out there that I’m finding as I browse the The Webcomic List, Top Web Comics, and other such sites.  Let’s just say they’re doing a good job of advertising their comics.  I ended up spending time with Wire Heads, College Roomies from Hell, Dueling Analogs, Asianosity, and The Outer Circle.

I’ve also come to realize that I may need to create some banner ads.  With at least The Outer Circle and Dueling Analogs, it was their banners on The Webcomic List that led me to them.  Well, time for me to do some more work on my own webcomic so that I won’t be stressed too hard during these holidays by worrying about getting a strip out on time.

Today we are starting our first story arc with a story written by Dan.  So that you can easily find and navigate through story related strips, we will be tagging them all with Story Arc ### so you can click on that and get all of the comics from a particular story arc.  This is because stories might be interupted for topical strips so this way you can easily follow them.  Also, once a story arc is a few strips in, I’ll add it to a forth-coming story arc page on the site with a link to the first strip in each story.  I hope you enjoy it, it’s certainly been a lot of fun working on it.

There will be a bonus comic tomorrow, Wednesday because the subject of the comic just couldn’t wait any longer.  Enjoy!

As my wife and family knows, I’m a huge sucker for Manga.  It’s what got me into Megatokyo so long ago, it’s what I loved about my friend Lawrence Kwan’s short-lived comic, and it’s what caught my eye with the following two new additions to my webcomic blogroll.  I found both of these on The Webcomic List.  They had paid to have their image appear on the top part of the website and they did a good job of catching my eye. Magago is about a bunch of workers at a sushi restaurant.  The art style looks pretty slick and from the comic I saw today, I was hooked.  On the plus side, he believes (as do I) in the Creative Commons.

And there’s Black as White, which seems to be making fun of stories similar to Final Fantasy or Slayers.  Check ‘em out!