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[Update for April 2016: Offer is still valid, and should be for a long while!]
I've decided to do this by the honor system and pay-what-you-want. Each archive is a minimum of $1 US via PayPal, or 60 DeviantArt points. More is appreciated, but not necessary.
To order via PayPal, send an e-mail to waccoon[at]ninechime.com or send an FA note, and be sure to include your PayPal address so I know who's sending payment. You can also just post a comment here with some kind of PayPal info, but DO NOT MENTION FA IN THE PAYPAL PAYMENT. If you'd like to pay with DA points (which I actually need right now), just go to my BurntMeatloaf DeviantArt page, send the points, and I'll send you the links.
Pleas note that both comics are for mature readers. If your FA/DA page doesn't show your age, I may require you to declare an age statement.
Each ZIP contains the full web archive, print quality versions of every strip (except those drawn by guest artists), plus a few bonuses here and there such as filler from my college newspaper days and excerpts from the comic book.
Each archive has the strips in PNG format at 600 DPI, which for a 4-panel strip generally means 6000x1800 resolution. The BO archive is about 350 files, The Wacintosh Files is around 300 (no thumbnails or other junk). Note that the BO archive contains both the original series from my high school years, plus the reboot after I left college. It's a lot of stuff!
Thanks to everyone who has read the strips over the years! Perhaps one day I'll resume The Wacintosh Files, and make a few more BO strips here and there.
I've decided to do this by the honor system and pay-what-you-want. Each archive is a minimum of $1 US via PayPal, or 60 DeviantArt points. More is appreciated, but not necessary.
To order via PayPal, send an e-mail to waccoon[at]ninechime.com or send an FA note, and be sure to include your PayPal address so I know who's sending payment. You can also just post a comment here with some kind of PayPal info, but DO NOT MENTION FA IN THE PAYPAL PAYMENT. If you'd like to pay with DA points (which I actually need right now), just go to my BurntMeatloaf DeviantArt page, send the points, and I'll send you the links.
Pleas note that both comics are for mature readers. If your FA/DA page doesn't show your age, I may require you to declare an age statement.
Each ZIP contains the full web archive, print quality versions of every strip (except those drawn by guest artists), plus a few bonuses here and there such as filler from my college newspaper days and excerpts from the comic book.
Each archive has the strips in PNG format at 600 DPI, which for a 4-panel strip generally means 6000x1800 resolution. The BO archive is about 350 files, The Wacintosh Files is around 300 (no thumbnails or other junk). Note that the BO archive contains both the original series from my high school years, plus the reboot after I left college. It's a lot of stuff!
Thanks to everyone who has read the strips over the years! Perhaps one day I'll resume The Wacintosh Files, and make a few more BO strips here and there.
Category All / Comics
Species Raccoon
Size 1024 x 836px
File Size 84.2 kB
The question is how much effort will I have to put into opening a web store vs how much I intend to make. I don't really think there's any profit to be made with the comics, which I something I figured out when the 1st series of Backing Out was completed. Since then, I've just been doing the strips for the sake of it.
Out of the thousands of watchers I have, I expected about 15-20 people to actually buy the strips at this price. So far, 9 people have, though one of them was VERY generous. So, the take wasn't too bad, but I'm not going to fool myself into thinking any kind of merchandising will be worth my time. It's just for fun.
Out of the thousands of watchers I have, I expected about 15-20 people to actually buy the strips at this price. So far, 9 people have, though one of them was VERY generous. So, the take wasn't too bad, but I'm not going to fool myself into thinking any kind of merchandising will be worth my time. It's just for fun.
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