Anyone else create webcomics, either fm scratch or w/ Stripcreator?

[Dincrest]

I like stripcreator.com.  I can't draw for beans, but I like to write and every once in a while I make a comic with it.  Anyone else use it?  If so, share your creations.  Or if you have a real webcomic that you draw yourself, share that too please.

http://www.stripcreator.com/comics/nealch

My main thing is D&R Guy Talk, which is the musings of a couple of teenage boys.  Others I have are either completely stupid or ideas that wouldn't fit into the D&R mythos. 

[dalucifer0]

I draw comics in real life. They're crude and have some of the nastiest stuff ever, but my friends find them funny. If I had a scanner, I woud've uploaded my comics to the net long ago.

[Tooker]

I only wish I was creative enough to come up with something AND artistic enough to draw whatever it was. :)

[Dincrest]

Stripcreator can help you halfway there.  I use it because I can't draw for beans and thus use their backgrounds and clip art.  As for writing dialogue, can't help you there, Tooks.  And I'll be honest, it's tough constantly coming up with new ideas and I'm sure a bunch of mine have been used many times before.  For example, I cannot have been the first to have a teenage boy character liken Sarah Palin to having his mom for president (a frightening thought.) 

I will say, though, that Ross is definitely inspired by the snarkiness of RPGFan. 

[seaechiowai]

I do comics irl, haven't messed with digital content yet. I know how to ink, I know how to draw, and even plan layouts, but man it's difficult to deal with photoshop type program. I find it really really boring to do cleaning ups of scans of my comics, and frankly my stuff really aren't worth that time.