I am learning to code HTML so that I may one day be free of algorithms
I don't know for sure if I will stick with this. It will probably take me a long time to get to grips with this, and I'm not entirely sure that I possess the patience required for coding when all I really wanted to do was write a few bits and pieces and hopefully drive some traffic towards the reading of comic books. I'm just not entirely sure this is the right vehicle for me. But at least for a little while I will try and stick with it.
As far as introductions go, I know this is less than stellar. Which, I suppose is often the case. Isn't it? I just wanted to be free from social media algorithms, and perhaps one day we will be.
Until then? If you would like to give some support, to someone, somewhere. Maybe you could consider reading these comics that I edited. I can't claim to have any creative voice in these, I simply helped produced them on the technical end. We foolishly believe that there's room out there in the wild niche world of comics for something a little lo-fi again, something grungey, DIY and removed from the corporate mentality that you could argue Neocities shares. You always run the risk of sounding a bit pretentious nowadays if you start jabbing at the giants a little too much. I just think it's important to remember, and healthier for everyone to keep in mind that there's room for everyone at the table. Marve and DC don't have to get the lion's share of a medium. I appreciate your time if you found your way to this dark, darkest of corners on the internet, and would appreciate even further if you might click on the link and head over to Global Comix, maybe take a little looksee at some comics. But there's also no pressure to do so either. I'm not trying to sell you anything (They're technically free to read, after all.) Anyway, I think that might be enough chatter from me for now. Clicky clicky.