Continuing my previous remarks: I have had a few experiences with fans which felt uncomfortably like I was being stalked. (People usually back off, though, once you tell them you’re married.)
But I’ve had absolutely no problems here on GoComics. People have been, well–really nice, amazingly funny and quite respectful.
I’ll admit, I have been surprised at how often people find unintended sexual angles in my comics. But if you do a series with lots of sexual overtones and tension, readers are bound to find sex–even when it’s not there.
But that’s just part of the fun.
And if some people do cross over the line of good taste–well, I assume their remarks will get deleted by the powers that be. So I don’t worry about it.
But I can see how the situation might be different for Teresa Dowlatshah who does Frog Applause.
Maybe being a woman creator makes a difference in how some nuts react to your comics. I don’t see why it should, but then–how many stalkers are rational?
Continuing my previous remarks: I have had a few experiences with fans which felt uncomfortably like I was being stalked. (People usually back off, though, once you tell them you’re married.)
But I’ve had absolutely no problems here on GoComics. People have been, well–really nice, amazingly funny and quite respectful.
I’ll admit, I have been surprised at how often people find unintended sexual angles in my comics. But if you do a series with lots of sexual overtones and tension, readers are bound to find sex–even when it’s not there.
But that’s just part of the fun.
And if some people do cross over the line of good taste–well, I assume their remarks will get deleted by the powers that be. So I don’t worry about it.
But I can see how the situation might be different for Teresa Dowlatshah who does Frog Applause.
Maybe being a woman creator makes a difference in how some nuts react to your comics. I don’t see why it should, but then–how many stalkers are rational?