Cool 'site!
I like that you have a little animation for your character on the splash / enter page!
(Okay..... this is why I need a notes / comments page)
https://someotherstranger.neocities.org/blog/2026-04-01.html
^ I think I'm somewhat in this habit, that's good if I can get out of it
.........This looks interesting?
https://someotherstranger.neocities.org/starfaringstrangers/
Haven't heard of Rarebit before, was planning to make a whole template and scripts for a webcomic page..... but that exists? Cool! There's something I consider doing in the future, do you have any advice on making webcomics?
Thank you kindly!! Your site's also really cool.
I'm pretty new to making webcomics so I don't have a lot of advice. But if you want to do something, I say go for it. Most things start off a little rough but so long as you're striving to improve you'll get better as you go.
Oh yeah! The first Flipnote is a still image. People sometimes make "art" Flipnotes that are just a drawing.
And right after posting that I thought of some webcomic advice lol.
Examining and taking notes from webcomics you like. For example, how they do panel layouts, how they do text and speech bubbles and other comic things, or how they manage backgrounds on a panel by panel basis. Figuring out what makes them work and then applying that to your own work.
.........This looks interesting? https://someotherstranger.neocities.org/starfaringstrangers/ Haven't heard of Rarebit before, was planning to make a whole template and scripts for a webcomic page..... but that exists? Cool! There's something I consider doing in the future, do you have any advice on making webcomics?
Flipnotes too! https://someotherstranger.neocities.org/flipnote I can't load the first one for some reason? Either that, or *it is* just a still picture
Thank you kindly!! Your site's also really cool. I'm pretty new to making webcomics so I don't have a lot of advice. But if you want to do something, I say go for it. Most things start off a little rough but so long as you're striving to improve you'll get better as you go. Oh yeah! The first Flipnote is a still image. People sometimes make "art" Flipnotes that are just a drawing.
And right after posting that I thought of some webcomic advice lol. Examining and taking notes from webcomics you like. For example, how they do panel layouts, how they do text and speech bubbles and other comic things, or how they manage backgrounds on a panel by panel basis. Figuring out what makes them work and then applying that to your own work.