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In honour of Three Weeks for Dreamwidth, I wanted to share some blogging prompts I came up with over on Pillowfort, where they're called "blanket boxes" (a play on furnishing/building a pillow fort with blankets). They usually have a theme tying them together - previously I shared a nostalgia-themed set, and this set is themed around webcomics!

I'd love to encourage more discussion of webcomics, so hopefully these reach some interested people. Fancomics count for this prompt set! Daily gag strips, Webtoons, long-running slice of life comics; it's all included.

It's traditional to have a set of opening guidelines, so first:

The first rule of Blanket Box is that there are no rules :D
Feel free to interpret the prompts however you see fit. Any kind of comic that's posted online counts for this Box, including fancomics and doujinshi if you'd like to count those!
Take as many "blankets" from the box as you need - it doesn't have to be all of them. Or in other words, skip any of the prompts you don't fancy answering!
If you use these prompts, it would be lovely if you could link back to this post. 💜

Webcomic Blanket Box

1. How many webcomics do you currently read or follow?
2. How long have you been reading webcomics?
3. What's the first webcomic that you remember reading?
4. What's your current favourite webcomic?
5. Who is your favourite webcomic artist?
6. Recommend a webcomic that you feel should get more attention than it does.
7. What's one webcomic that you wish would continue?
8. Have you ever supported a webcomic Kickstarter/Indiegogo or print edition?
9. Do you make webcomics of your own, or would you like to?
10. Who is your favourite webcomic character, and why?
11. Recommend a webcomic that does interesting or unusual things with the medium.
12. What's a 'classic' webcomic that you have never read?
13. What's a webcomic that you've been meaning to check out, but haven't yet?

Do I have any fellow webcomic fans in the house? Even if you don't fancy doing the prompts, I'd love to know!