ComicSpace
It’s like “MySpace for comics”, which is a rather scary thought when you think about it…
Warren Ellis promoted it via Bad Signal about a half hour ago and quite possibly crashed the site, so it may take a few minutes to get in. I got in right before the rush: http://www.comicspace.com/glecharles/
NOTE: In a nice bit of marketing savvy, they’ve updated their “no_connection.php” page to include the Project Wonderful banner ad so their advertisers still get promotion while the site is inaccessible.
UPDATE: The site seems to be back online now.
About Guy LeCharles Gonzalez
Guy LeCharles Gonzalez works in publishing by day, world domination by night. Over the years he’s lived in Staten Island and South Beach Miami; served in the Jehovah’s Witnesses, US Army, and Dennis Kucinich’s ‘04 Presidential Campaign; won poetry slams, founded a reading series, co-authored a book of poetry, and self-published another; prefers Pumpkin and India Pale Ales, Buffalo Trace and Four Roses Bourbons, and Dona Paula Shiraz Malbec. He’s a devout Mets fan from the Bronx now living in New Jersey, and has a beautiful wife and two amazing kids.
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More like MEHspace, yeah?
I don’t really see the point, myspace is the myspace for comics already, and myspace has got a way better user interface to boot.
Also, I’m being a negative nancy today, so booooo!
I don’t know, Nancy. I’m more likely to log in more frequently to something specifically related to comics than I am to Meat–er, MySpace.
Plus, I’m curious to see if people end up treating it like MySpace or if it is able to maintain its intended focus. Research; yeah, that’s the ticket!
If they limited who they let in, it might have a shot, but it seems anyone who has ever read a comic or seen an episode of Smallville can get on teh trains.
And Nancy says eff them.
But do keep us posted.