webcomic
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- noun
- /ˈwɛbˌkɒmɪk/
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webcómic
- I enjoy reading a new webcomic that features funny characters and exciting adventures.
Examples
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What is one technique that you used that you have not often seen other webcomic creators try?
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R. Stevens (Richard Stevens 3) has been making Diesel Sweeties, a robot romance webcomic with ultra-charming pixel art, since 2000.
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It's good to have a clear idea of where you are in your webcomic journey!
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Some woman is trying to do a webcomic, spending time on Twitter.
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I know, though, that Top Shelf does a lot of webcomic stuff.
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Yeah, the learning curve on how to successfully "market" a webcomic is pretty high.
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Look at how a free webcomic can support its author/artist.
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Firstly, it's an awesome win for Cook, who is a delightful artist and creator of the webcomic Gronk.
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When he has the time, he is the writer for the webcomic "Full Throttle Arcana" with David Burrola.
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Many artists have found success by sharing their webcomic online, attracting a large audience.
Synonyms
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A book or magazine that tells a story with pictures and words
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A short series of drawings that tells a joke or small story
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Stories told with pictures and words, like short books
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A series of drawings with short words that tells a short story or joke
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A part of a newspaper with short comic drawings that tell jokes
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A series of drawings with short words that tell a joke or story
How Online
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Etymology
The word webcomic is a simple combination of web and comic. The part web means 'the internet' and comic means 'a funny picture story', so a webcomic is a comic strip or story made to read online.