[amrothery]

Howdy, gang.

My name is Andrew, and I do the comic TRU-Life Adventures. It's about a group of people who work at a toy store, the dumb customers they have to deal with, the insane coworkers they have to work with, and the time war they find themselves at the center of. I've been doing it for nine years come March, and I'm one of the last seven still updating every Monday-Friday in the Daily Grind Iron Man Challenge

Not to toot my own horn or anything.

And yes, I did register back in July only to start posting now. My bad. Because I didn't bookmark it right away it slipped my mind. But I'm here now.

[majic13]

Pam, Jonathon, Andew, hello and welcome (or welcome back) to the forums. Make yourselves at home.

[SUTBComics]

Howdy y'all. I'm Eric Merritt, the writer and artist of Set Up The Bomb Comics. Right now my site runs one series, Singularity. It's a superhero comic but it treats the world of superheroing like a business. You can't just be any joe with superpowers in this world. There's rules to be upheld. And naturally rules are going to be broken and the like. It's a new comic and it's still in that nebulous style phase but the story is running smooth...and I'm rambling...

In real life, I'm an accounting major at the University of North Texas, I am a member of the UNT Improv Club and I play video games on my comp all the time. That's the short an skinny of it.

[escorial]

Luis Escorial.
I work as a graphic/web designer. I've been a designer for years, but my true passion has always been comics. My childhood dream.

Now that I have an "stable" job, I am starting to take my comic hobbies with more time and love.

I publish a weekly webcomic here: http://www.digitalink.escorialdesign.com/
and published some long stories here: http://www.coreingrapho.com/author/luis-escorial/

I don't plan on making comics my profession, I don't want to screw up the love I have for it.

[Prestwick]

Hi guys! Welcome aboard!

[majic13]

Eric, Luis, hi and hello and stuff. What Prestwick said.

[Andy Carolan]

Im sure I had done this before, but obviously not

My name is Andy and Im a freelance cartoonist/illustrator based in the UK. I draw the weekly webcomic Disclosure. As you can see from the comic, I love stories of the paranormal and UFOs.

I have plans to get my comic printed when i have sufficient strips to make it viable.

[DrewMiller]

Hello all!

My name is Drew Miller and I'm an out of work slob at the moment using his new free time to put more effort into my webcomic.

I've been making comics for myself and family since I was a kid and a few years back the wife had me start doing it on the web. Since I'm always coming up with new ideas that make me giggle I've made several different comics over the years. So instead of having a site devoted to one comic I created my Miller Comics site to just be a place for me to post whatever the new flavor of the month is. My longest running comic is Fred and Stan about two geeks and their strange gag a day adventures but my site is also home of my fans favorite character the Ninja Monkey which I try to slide into most comics that I make.

Currently I'm wrapping up a Fred and Stan storyline and will be introducing a new comic next week that will run for a few weeks just to see what folks think of it.

--Drew

[Prankster]

Hi all! I'm A. Prosser, and I've been producing webcomics for a few years now...but it can get hard to keep track of all the networking sites and stuff, so I apologize for not coming around before. Anyway, I write and draw a number of webcomics at http://www.phantasmictales.com. Right now the focus is on "Freak U.", which is sort of a riff on those old college fraternity/SF movies...you know how there were all those "Animal House" ripoffs where they'd throw in a weird SF element, like an unfrozen caveman or Frankenstein, or a computer genie, or one of the guys would become a werewolf, or get telekinetic powers that he'd use to lift girls' skirts? And they would outwit the crusty, bitter old dean, and the snobby evil frat, and  It's like all of those, rolled into one.

Then there's my latest comic, Lemuria, which is a sprawling, goofball comedy-fantasy saga with a cast of...well, dozens, so far, but the others all have their applications pending and are waiting for sweeps week. Click below to check it, yo.

[majic13]

Andy, Drew, Prankster, hello hello and welcome to the forums.

[troubleticket]

I'm Chuck, and I'm the creator of Trouble Ticket (http://troubleticketcomic.com)

I "officially" started the comic in October 2008. Year one was in many ways about building the strip, ironing out newbie mistakes, (of which I made a lot. I started off as a storyline based comic and moved into situational humor) developing the site, and getting a feel for what I wanted.

Originally I had a blogspot blog which I ran for about two years before I decided to get dedicated hosting and start a webcomic. In my first year I averaged one comic a week so I've got about 52 in the archives right now. I decided that as much as I loved the comic I love reviewing and blogging just as much, so in November 2009 I turned the site into more of a general geek news and media site, which just happens to have a comic strip, very similar to the way rooster teeth does things.

Now I'm starting out in year two and looking for the motivation that I had when I started. It's harder to find, but I'm determined to actually make something out of this site.

Feel free to give any comments or crits about the comic or site design. I'm open to it.

Thanks! and glad to be here.

[Chris Noeth]

Hi!

My name is Chris Noeth. I'm an art director (games) from Germany. I have worked on Tales From The Crypt comics in the past and recently have started my first creator-owned series MAYA as a webcomic at:

http://www.MayaComic.com

Please take a look and if you like it please help spread the word about my free comic.

Thank you!

Best wishes,

Chris

[Cary]

Greetings! My name is Cary Kelley and I'm a writer, creator, letterer, and all around general comics geek. I own and operate a studio called Red Handed Studios, and we're about to fire off our very first webcomic, Dynagirl. It's at www.dynagirlonline.com It should be a lot of fun, so we're pretty excited. The art is by Harold Edge and the colors by Lisa Moore with SPLASH on covers.

As far as me personally, I learned to read at age 4 from comics, so you could say they've been part of my life for a while now. I currently work as a commercial diver in the Gulf of Mexico, and my wife and I are having our first baby in July! Actually she's doing most of the work, but don't tell her I admitted that!

Great community you guys have here! I can't wait to dig in and have some fun!

[acts]

Salutations all!
My name is Alex and I do not do a webcomic, but am here to learn all I can in hoping to do one. I did start one, one whole page. Yet got stuck as I wanted to learn all I can on the aspects of it from other creators. Mostly reading all your experiences and then taking them into mind as I decide to continue.
Your works are great, and the ideas and help I have read has been invaluable.

I love being able to follow on twitter!

- AcTs!

[AdamC]

Hola. I  am AdamC the ambassador for Olympic Dames.  I've come to learn and maybe make a few friends.

OD was created in 2002 and first put on the web in 2003. It moved to Deviantart in 2004 and less than a money ago came to reside on it's own webpage.  It's a different world away from the protection of mother DA.

Neither the artist nor the writer have any training in their chosen fields and probably need to be slapped around a bit.