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Written by December 7, 2006

ComicSpace

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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.

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Guy LeCharles Gonzalez is the Chief Content Officer for LibraryPass, and former publisher & marketing director for Writer’s Digest. Previously, he was also project lead for the Panorama Project; director, content strategy & audience development for Library Journal & School Library Journal; and founding director of programming & business development for the original Digital Book World.

3 comments

  • Erech has written:

    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!

    😉

  • Guy LeCharles Gonzalez has written:

    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!

  • Erech has written:

    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. 🙂

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