My new web comic for SRS

[Midgear]

Thanks for all the kind words! I'm happy people are enjoying it.
There are not enough good TG comics out there som I'm happy to put something out there that people will enjoy.

[Sandy]

OOOOhhhhhhh!!!!!!!  Color!!!!!

[Charley Bea(EmeraldP)]

Man wish I could still draw half as good as that. Who says skills don't diminish cause mine did lol

Liking the story so far.

[Gen88]

I really like it so far, keep it up ^_^

[Midgear]

Two new characters:

[KayCeeDee]

Great stuff, I just got caught up again on it. Made me laugh so hard it brought tears to my eyes!

[CybilB]

I love your lines and inking, and the writing consistently makes me giggle! Keep up the good work, and I hope this project helps you towards funding your SRS!

[Midgear]

I was thinking about adding 2 more "characters" into the comic.

what do you all think?

[Sandy]

I was thinking about adding 2 more "characters" into the comic.

what do you all think?

Only if they can only be heard by themselves and make snide comments to each other.

For example:
One of the characters holding one of them and making baby noises at it; saying "Who's my widdle man? Are you a big mean ferret?"

The ferret says "Cool it sister, I'm taken" But only the other ferret hears it.

Stuff like that...

-Sandy

[Anna++]

I'm curious, how far in advance have you already written comics?  I know Scott Adams (the Dilbert guy) has strips done about two months before they're published.

[CybilB]

I'm curious, how far in advance have you already written comics?  I know Scott Adams (the Dilbert guy) has strips done about two months before they're published.

I think some of that has to do with newspaper syndication, but I could be wrong!

I am, however, just as curious to know how much Mids has planned!

[Midgear]

I cant do to much in advanced with this comic because there could suddenly be a character I need to add in. Just today I had a new character I needed to put in the background in the next few comics.

Then there is the fact I hate making comics in advance I like putting them out as soon as I make them.
Also if I have a buffer of comics I will not make one every day because in my mind "I'm good for the next X days." then once I run out of the buffer I don't feel like making another comic because I'm out of the groove and I can't remember what I was doing with the story. One or two comics I have done in the past have died because of that.

My process is this:
Open my comic template.
Stare at the screen for 10 to 30 minutes thinking.
Have an epiphany.
Put the dilog into the comic.
Read it 3 or 4 times and see if it funny.
Draw the comic.
Post it up on my page for the next day.
Do it again if needed.

[Midgear]

So here is todays comic, I'm loving that last panel.

[Ms. OBrien CVT]

I love your comic.

[Anna++]

So here is todays comic, I'm loving that last panel.

Is Cindy J named after our Cindy James?

[Jamie D]

I love your comic.

You love ferrets too. 

Is Cindy J named after our Cindy James?

That is entirely possible! 

[Beth Andrea]

Wow, suddenly turned serious! OMG this is the best comic I've ever seen. Awesome story!! *hugs*

The last couple panels are potentially triggering, just fyi. Maybe start at the beginning if you haven't read it recently.

[Midgear]

Wow, suddenly turned serious! OMG this is the best comic I've ever seen. Awesome story!! *hugs*

I will accept said hug and give one in return.    \ (◕‿◕✿) /

The comic is a dramedy (comedy / drama) with the enfaces on comedy. So expect a shift in theme every now and then.

[Beth Andrea]

I will accept said hug and give one in return.    \ (◕‿◕✿) /

The comic is a dramedy (comedy / drama) with the enfaces on comedy. So expect a shift in theme every now and then.

Oh yeah, not a prob! fwiw, this is the first time I've ever read a "serial" (ongoing) comic, usually the comics (except for like, "Mary Worth", and "Prince Valiant") just have a single panel, or perhaps 2-3 panels in sequence...yours is really good. It actually makes me smile (which, if you knew me, is hard to do)