WordCamp NYC 2009 - Publishing Webcomics Using ComicPress

Publishing Webcomics Using ComicPress. In 2005, ComicPress was introduced as a simple theme to publish webcomics. Four years and over 1500 comics later, it has grown into a versatile package with plugins and widgets that give artists even more power to share their comics with the world. Learn about the current state of ComicPress and where its headed in the future. Speaker: John Bintz.

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• isoc-ny
• wordcamp
• nyc
• wordpress
• wcnyc

[KeshawnWilliams]

I swear I heard someone's Gameboy turn on at 6:25...

[65PlayboY65]

i saw it yesterday the first time

it looks georgous and i really wanna try it out for my website

i tried to install it but it wont work -.-"

[Edel99]

It would be so cool if we could use a program like Artisteer to make themes for ComicPress!!!!!

[TimothyDempsey]

ComicPress made it possible for me to launch my webcomic. Great presentation John - but please kill the cameraperson.

[MonsterCommute]

ComicPress is a really great comic publishing platform. Been using it since 2006, and it keeps getting better all of the time.

Great work by Bintz, Frumph, and T. Martin.

[LiquidGib]

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