In ComicPress 2.9 we're introducing another way of designing your site. In 2.8 we introduced an over-ride plugin called Companion which allows you to modify your site design without editing any of the original code. We've made another leap forward with 2.9 and have created a way for the end user to design their sites as theme's which will utilize the core code components of ComicPress with the theme design which you create.
Requires: ComicPress 2.9
Version 1.0

The Spacecase theme utilizes a space atmospheric background, curved corners and a design element that works well as a base for science fiction comics.
Requires: ComicPress 2.9
Version 1.0

ComicPress Boxed takes a bit of the design elements from Tyler Martin's ComicPress 2.5 and adds the functionality of 2.9.
The Subjective View of WebComic Art
by Phil (Frumph) on November 3rd, 2009What exactly makes comic art good? That's pretty much in the eyes of the beholder so to speak. Art is very subjective, it all depends on what the reader likes.
Zorphbert and Fred uses a clean writing / font style, excellent perspectives and non-linear lines. You know exactly what the frame is, who is in it and what the events are that are taking place. The underlying principal of looking at comic art is whether or not you can understand the vision in which the artist is trying to portray in their scene to the audience.
When reading a comic, I dislike…
by Phil (Frumph) on October 27th, 2009Here are some thoughts I have about why I don't like reading some comics that are out there.

