Comments on: Webcomics as a Geek Market http://www.geekstudies.org/2007/04/webcomics-as-a-geek-market Mon, 23 Jan 2012 18:46:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Geek Studies » Blog Archive » The Formal Legacy of Webcomics http://www.geekstudies.org/2007/04/webcomics-as-a-geek-market/comment-page-1#comment-210 Geek Studies » Blog Archive » The Formal Legacy of Webcomics Wed, 12 Sep 2007 14:59:37 +0000 http://www.geekstudies.org/2007/04/webcomics-as-a-geek-market#comment-210 [...] already pondered on the issue of webcomics reaching niche audiences on this blog, so I’ll set that aside for [...] [...] already pondered on the issue of webcomics reaching niche audiences on this blog, so I’ll set that aside for [...]

]]> By: Jason Wray http://www.geekstudies.org/2007/04/webcomics-as-a-geek-market/comment-page-1#comment-59 Jason Wray Mon, 21 May 2007 16:16:11 +0000 http://www.geekstudies.org/2007/04/webcomics-as-a-geek-market#comment-59 Hey, thanks for the link/write-up! You've raised an interesting point, one I completely missed. I may have employed my favourite logical fallacy, and begged the question on that one. "Only geeks read webcomics." "Why? "Webcomics are just for geeks." "Why?" "Only geeks read webcomics." Etc. Hey, thanks for the link/write-up!

You’ve raised an interesting point, one I completely missed. I may have employed my favourite logical fallacy, and begged the question on that one.

“Only geeks read webcomics.”
“Why?
“Webcomics are just for geeks.”
“Why?”
“Only geeks read webcomics.”

Etc.

]]> By: Jordan Giarratano http://www.geekstudies.org/2007/04/webcomics-as-a-geek-market/comment-page-1#comment-35 Jordan Giarratano Fri, 20 Apr 2007 19:33:24 +0000 http://www.geekstudies.org/2007/04/webcomics-as-a-geek-market#comment-35 Hey! I totally just found your blog from a link on Journalista... hows it going? I was wondering who the hell was talking about Buttercup Festival so lovingly and bam, it's you! Haha. I just started doing research for an ongoing mini-comic series I'm going to start producing this summer. So far, so good. I'm going to dramatically change up my style and work much more cartoony and focus on horror genre work instead of autobio... I'm gonna try to put together a blog soon to document some of it. Hey! I totally just found your blog from a link on Journalista… hows it going? I was wondering who the hell was talking about Buttercup Festival so lovingly and bam, it’s you! Haha.

I just started doing research for an ongoing mini-comic series I’m going to start producing this summer. So far, so good. I’m going to dramatically change up my style and work much more cartoony and focus on horror genre work instead of autobio… I’m gonna try to put together a blog soon to document some of it.

]]> By: TalkAboutComics Blog » Tracking the Trackbacks: Tocci and Quigley http://www.geekstudies.org/2007/04/webcomics-as-a-geek-market/comment-page-1#comment-33 TalkAboutComics Blog » Tracking the Trackbacks: Tocci and Quigley Fri, 20 Apr 2007 13:57:59 +0000 http://www.geekstudies.org/2007/04/webcomics-as-a-geek-market#comment-33 [...] as an example of a useful splash of cold water on my business plan thinking. Today, Jason Tocci, responds to one of Wray’s central premises — that webcomics are, and always will be, a geek-driven phenomenon — by pointing out [...] [...] as an example of a useful splash of cold water on my business plan thinking. Today, Jason Tocci, responds to one of Wray’s central premises — that webcomics are, and always will be, a geek-driven phenomenon — by pointing out [...]

]]> By: Journalista - the news weblog of The Comics Journal » Blog Archive » Apr. 20, 2007: That’s “Hate-fueled multiple Eisner nominee” to you, pal… http://www.geekstudies.org/2007/04/webcomics-as-a-geek-market/comment-page-1#comment-31 Journalista - the news weblog of The Comics Journal » Blog Archive » Apr. 20, 2007: That’s “Hate-fueled multiple Eisner nominee” to you, pal… Fri, 20 Apr 2007 10:31:24 +0000 http://www.geekstudies.org/2007/04/webcomics-as-a-geek-market#comment-31 [...] Jason Tocci critiques a recent essay by Jason Wray, which discusses the allegedly narrow demographics of online cartooning. [...] [...] Jason Tocci critiques a recent essay by Jason Wray, which discusses the allegedly narrow demographics of online cartooning. [...]

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