Are things slower around here?

[DragonDePlatino]

Ohh...webcomic hosting! That sounds like it'd be tubular! Of course, there's the prevalent problem of quality in sprite comics, but otherwise we might actually get some great stuff like "Hero, Oh Hero"! And speaking of which, I was reading "Hero, Oh Hero" last month and was inspired to start my own webcomic. Here's the pitch:

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DRAGON'S DESTINY
A comedic, light-hearted story about two young dragons trying to make their way in Terra Confundo as entrepreneurs. Every page follows a strict vertical 4-panel format, with a punchline on almost every page. The story is in a short-story format, meaning that after you read the prologue, you can read the other stories in any order you wish. The entire webcomic is in a distinct pixel art style, with tiles/characters drawn in ASEprite and arranged in Tiled. Oh, and no video-game references. Everyone's sick of those. :I

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I already have the prologue's 50 pages scripted and a few short stories outlined. All that's left is for me to add more tiles, more character poses and assemble all the pages. I originally wanted to post this to SmackJeeves, but webcomics there have gotten a bad rep for stealing the thunder of much more deserving comics. But if TSR hosted strictly pixel art/sprite webcomics, I don't really think that would be a problem.