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What are the best comic sites/self-publishing options? (lemm.ee)

submitted 1 year ago by QuietStorm@lemm.ee to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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So ive been thinking about making a comic and currently im trying to think of an idea while doing research. I plan on making a short comic with ai because i can only draw stick men, and i think ai art is cool but its nowhere near human art. Im thinking of putting some mature themes in some comics like slight gore, lovey-dovey things like hand holding and such?, and possibly action scenes.

is there a good place to post this kind of stuff without paying, i know there are webtoons and Amazon but i heard they can be strict or slow, is that true? ive tried making comics many times and my art still stinks but i hope ai art will teach me something, also what software is best for comic making (like working with images)?

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[–] AceFuzzLord@lemm.ee 2 points 1 year ago

There is a hard limit on the amount you can upload and such, but you can create a Neocities site.

Only thing you need is a working email, a username, and to know a little bit of HTML/CSS/possibly Java (which is optional unless you don't want a static site).

It has a free tier, but since storage for your site is limited, it might not be the best long term solution. It's also not if you decide to pay the $5 monthly tier for more storage since once you run out of storage on either plan, you cannot upload more files (except if you go from the free tier to the $5 tier).

Also, the $5 tier might be more since I have not checked in a while since I just use the free tier for a static site.