Aaaaagh finally a new Bonnie comic! Sorry for the delay folks. I could regale you with tales of how exciting the last couple of weeks have been, with me poring hunchbacked over my computer, agonizing over a new site layout ... but I'll spare you.
FOR NOW!
I posted a new comic update last night that was rife with problems so I didn't say anything ... here it is now!
I posted a new comic update last night that was rife with problems so I didn't say anything ... here it is now!
And, um ... soooo ... remember how I told you guys I added comments to my comic? Now I've run into the problem where I normally post the latest comic as "last.htm". So when I go to add a new comic update, I save "last.htm" as the next number of the comic, and save a new update as "last.htm". Make any sense? So the newest comic is always called "last.htm". Well, when I tried to do that with the comments, it went haywire, so now it's putting last week's comments on this week's update. I'm not sure how to fix this. Anyone know Disqus?
But anyway, the comic's still there. ;)
And, um ... soooo ... remember how I told you guys I added comments to my comic? Now I've run into the problem where I normally post the latest comic as "last.htm". So when I go to add a new comic update, I save "last.htm" as the next number of the comic, and save a new update as "last.htm". Make any sense? So the newest comic is always called "last.htm". Well, when I tried to do that with the comments, it went haywire, so now it's putting last week's comments on this week's update. I'm not sure how to fix this. Anyone know Disqus?
But anyway, the comic's still there. ;)
And to celebrate, I've decided to add a comments box! Yes, I'm finally now doing what others have been doing with their comics for YEARS.
At first I tried HTML Comment Box, but on a recommendation, I'm giving Disqus a whirl. Check it out and let me know what you think! ... And be kind. Clearly these things take me a while to add/perfect. :)
And to celebrate, I've decided to add a comments box! Yes, I'm finally now doing what others have been doing with their comics for YEARS.
At first I tried HTML Comment Box, but on a recommendation, I'm giving Disqus a whirl. Check it out and let me know what you think! ... And be kind. Clearly these things take me a while to add/perfect. :)
And to celebrate, I've decided to add a comments box! Yes, I'm finally now doing what others have been doing with their comics for YEARS.
At first I tried HTML Comment Box, but on a recommendation, I'm giving Disqus a whirl. Check it out and let me know what you think! ... And be kind. Clearly these things take me a while to add/perfect. :)
For those of us who've ever tripped over a small child in a skating rink. You guys know what I'm talking about. Click here to read!
For those of us who've ever tripped over a small child in a skating rink. You guys know what I'm talking about. Click here to read!
Click here to read!
It's that awkward time of the year when I want to be on winter break and drawing nonstop, reading Calvin & Hobbes, and playing Donkey Kong on the N64. Alas, for me - it's back to work this week. But does that mean I have to stop eating cookies and listening to holiday music and generally pretending I'm still on some kind of vacation? I sure hope not. Well, since as I briefly mentioned last week, my computer ka-putzed, things have been a little hectic trying to get a new machine up and running that will allow me to limp along until I can buy a new one. Luckily my dad is the Frankenstein of computer hardware, so he and my boyfriend rigged up a nice little zombie to get me by.
Just a couple questions I had for YOU all in the meantime, though ...
As you know, I have two webcomics going - Gods & Undergrads and Bonnie N. Collide. As things stand now, Bonnie is usually once-a-week updated and G&U maaaaybe once every two weeks. Now, I know that sporadic updating is the WORST trait a webcomic could possibly have. Alas, with the day job sometimes I find it a little tricky being consistent. So, my question to you guys out there is ... would you rather things update once on a semi-weekly schedule like they do now, orrrr update maybe twice a month with more than one strip/page at a time? I know everyone has a different opinion when it comes to their comics, but I wanted to give you guys a chance to chime in.
... Now I'm going to run off and pretend it's snowing outside or something. December!
It's that awkward time of the year when I want to be on winter break and drawing nonstop, reading Calvin & Hobbes, and playing Donkey Kong on the N64. Alas, for me - it's back to work this week. But does that mean I have to stop eating cookies and listening to holiday music and generally pretending I'm still on some kind of vacation? I sure hope not. Well, since as I briefly mentioned last week, my computer ka-putzed, things have been a little hectic trying to get a new machine up and running that will allow me to limp along until I can buy a new one. Luckily my dad is the Frankenstein of computer hardware, so he and my boyfriend rigged up a nice little zombie to get me by.
Just a couple questions I had for YOU all in the meantime, though ...
As you know, I have two webcomics going - Gods & Undergrads and Bonnie N. Collide. As things stand now, Bonnie is usually once-a-week updated and G&U maaaaybe once every two weeks. Now, I know that sporadic updating is the WORST trait a webcomic could possibly have. Alas, with the day job sometimes I find it a little tricky being consistent. So, my question to you guys out there is ... would you rather things update once on a semi-weekly schedule like they do now, orrrr update maybe twice a month with more than one strip/page at a time? I know everyone has a different opinion when it comes to their comics, but I wanted to give you guys a chance to chime in.
... Now I'm going to run off and pretend it's snowing outside or something. December!
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... Which I started a wee while ago called Bonnie N. Collide. For a while I did it, then I had my friend Tim Fish do it, then I put off updating it because I had so much else to do ... but .... buuuuutttt ... Now, recklessly, I'm updating it again! Starting NOW! Wooooo!
Monica Gallagher is a comic book creator, illustrator and freelance designer making work for hire with a positive, feminist spin.
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