Archive for March, 2008

First person to put up a “Hereville” banner?

Blog and News: March 8th, 2008

Yay! Check out the newest Don’t Know Either — I think this is the first link to “Hereville” from another webcomicker since I restarted! Makes me happy. Thanks, Theresa!

As well as creating one of the longest-running webcomics out there (closing in on an incredible 500 pages — it’ll be too many years before “Hereville” reaches that pagecount), Theresa is also doing incredible work promoting the very successful drive to help out Rachel Nabors (which I posted briefly about last week). She’s currently offering a great deal — donate ten bucks to Rachel, and she’ll do an original drawing for you of the subject of your choice. Donate more, and get a nicer drawing — check out Theresa’s site for details.

Click on the image to see the next page

Blog and News: March 5th, 2008

Well, trying to get the new site in order continues. It’s a slow process, but “Hereville” now has a navigation option I really wanted: When reading “Hereville” pages (other than the most recent page), the page art itself is a link to the next page. This makes me very happy.

Many thanks to Karchesky, the cartoonist behind the ultra-quirky strip “Imaginary Daughter,” who generously wrote the code that makes the “click on the image to see the next page” thing work.

I’ve started rebuilding the “Hereville” site

Blog and News: March 4th, 2008

I’ve rebuilt the “Hereville” site to take advantage of Tyler Martin’s “ComicPress” plug-in for Wordperfect. I’ll still be doing a lot of tweaks as I have time, but in the meanwhile the site is set up enough to look nice and be reasonably navigable.