A Suggestion for Brian Clevinger

[MSperoni]

I've never gotten any hate mail about The Dreadful. I've gotten a couple Emails regarding it, but they've been positive (I had hoped to be getting more fan mail by now but I really don't get much at all. Like two or three in the past year and 100+ pages ).

I've gotten hate posts about it in NPF though. And I got some hate-mail regarding the Epiclogue but that's all.

I just shrug it off. It bothers me a lot more to get nothing than something. I get enough posts here on NPF to make me think I'm doing a decent job but I still don't feel like I've made much of a splash yet. It seems like more people on the site are talking about every webcomic except the one that's actually still being posted on the site. I really wanna try to turn that around, but I don't know how (or even if it's possible. And if it is possible whether I have the talent to do it.).

I don't know how many hits the pages get when they update, Brian is the one who holds all that information. All I can go by is forum-buzz.

I guess all I can do is try to do the best job I can and keep working to improve it. Hopefully it will hit with more and more people as time goes by. I think maybe if I start introducing more characters that might help. It seems the most successful webcomics have a relatively large cast and feature stories revolving around multiple people. The Dreadful really only focuses on one person at a time, so maybe that's where it is coming up short.

Unfortunately I can't experiment with Chapter 5 since I'm almost done with it, so I'll have to apply this "more character" theory in Chapter 6.