State of the [Dis]Union – That’s Life.

Posted by Ron Williams on Apr 6, 2009 in State of the [Dis]Union, Writing, [ i ]NKWEST | View Comments

State of the [Dis]Union – That’s Life.
Table of contents for State of the [Dis]UnionState of the [Dis]Union.State of the [Dis]Union – That’s Life.State of the [Dis]Union – What Now?State of the [Dis]Union: Don’t Say The Zed Word!State of The [Dis]Union: Checks & Balance. The silent treatment. Yes, the blog posts have come few & far between. Life is what happens in the time it takes to register...
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Just do it! – Introducing a new article series.

Posted by Ron Williams on Dec 12, 2008 in Comics, Introductions, Jobs, Projects, Promos, Self Publishing, Tutorials & More, [ i ]NKWEST | View Comments

Just do it! – Introducing a new article series.
Table of contents for Just do itJust do it! – Introducing a new article series.Just do it! – Story.Just Do It! Tools – Get Organized & Be ProductiveJust Do It! – World Building 1: Concepts, Reality & Scope If you have been thinking about making a comic for yourself, allow me to give you a bit of advice. JUST DO IT! This message is for anyone at any level of skill but...
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Advice On Publishing Your Own Comic Book

Posted by Ron Williams on Nov 26, 2008 in Comics, Self Publishing, Tutorials & More | View Comments

Table of contents for Dan Head Self PublishingAdvice On Publishing Your Own Comic BookBenefits of Print-On-Demand for Your Comic BookBenefits of Publishing Small Comic Books FirstComic Book Conventions as a Promotion ToolComic Books As A Visual MediumCost Considerations for Making a Comic BookDifferences Between Comic Books & MoviesFinding Collaborators for Your Comic BookHow to Advertise...
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Female Comic Book Characters and What They Mean to Comics

Posted by Ron Williams on Nov 20, 2008 in Comics, Issues | View Comments

Female Comic Book Characters and What They Mean to Comics
Female Comic Book Characters and What They Mean to Comics Female Comic Book Characters and What They Mean to Comics Author: Virgil The Stroyteller Early female comic book characters were limited to supporting roles or used as damsels in distress. They were the Lois Lanes and Lana Langs; characters that mattered to a certain extent, but not as much as the male leads. But since comics were...
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