HeyJaredScreen Tones: A Webcomic Podcast
Webcomics: They're comics, on the web! Screen Tones is a podcast about all things webcomic, by a group of webcomic creators.
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Conventions in 2026 (opens the original)
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We’re recording this in 2026. We’ve all had convention experience. There’s a lot of things that are shifting in the conventional convention wisdom, maybe things we took for granted, things that we miss from the past, or things that got a little better over the years (maybe??). So let’s talk about the directions things have gone! In this Episode: What changed? What kinds of things are different now about selling comics in person than when you first started? Are you relying more on other side merc
Jam Session! What Makes a Webcomic (opens the original)
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What makes a webcomic?? If you've supported us on Patreon, then you already know the answer, but today we're letting the secret out into the world! Join our hosts as they talk about what makes a webcomic. And Homestuck. ❓What do you think makes a webcomic a webcomic?? ⭐️Support us on Patreon for monthly bonus episodes and bloopers⭐️ https://www.patreon.com/screentonescast Check out https://www.screentonescast.com for webcomic episodes, blog posts and more! ☕️ Buy the hosts some coffee on Ko-Fi:
Extras and Bonus Content (opens the original)
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We all know that making the webcomic pages themselves is the main course of our webcomic offering, but there’s lots of reasons you might make extra side content, too! Whether it’s little bonus treats for your most loyal fans, or ways to rope new folks in, the options are endless…. sometimes TOO endless. Let’s dive in! In this Episode: What kinds of bonus or side content have you done related to your webcomic and what’s your intended purpose for it? Tell us your experiences and strategy! Where is
Protagonists (opens the original)
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Protagonists are the main leading characters of your webcomic who drive the story forward, and this can be through either internal arcs of development, external conflicts with antagonists, or both. Whether or not a reader is invested in those main characters can make or break your audience’s engagement with your story, so it’s worth exploring what makes these characters compelling to follow in a long-form webcomic.❓Tell us about your protagonist(s)! ⭐️Support us on Patreon for monthly bonus epis
Networking (opens the original)
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Networking is a buzzword that can feel a little weird to use in webcomics, but what we’re talking about here is basically the concept of connecting with other creators. This can have a lot of benefits, like getting to share opportunities with other creators, helping share your audience with other creators, and generally make the whole process of making webcomics a lot less lonely. But it’s also something that can get a bit awkward if we don’t approach it in a natural or respectful way. So let’s
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