jstilton

Hi all,I've touched on this before but I wanted to revisit this topic.There is a big difference in 1. comics that are wham-bam action, and often have just two characters and only one setting and 2. comics that have a more complicated story, multiple characters (sometimes multiple points of view) and many scene changes.Recent examples of my work in the first category are Sister Rivalry, Big Mommy and actually also the Big Sister series. Most of my work is in the other category. Think of series like Muscles in the Family, Twice your Size, Revenge of the Nerds, Crazy ex-girlfriend, The Big Boss or The Mistress.I like the second category more. I like plots, more developped characteres, changes of scene, etc. But the thing is that for some reason those comics sell less. AND they are much more work. So it's a bit of a dilemma for me: comics that I like to make, but that are more work, sell less than comics that I like less, and are faster to make.Sometimes I feel that people don't give the