No.63223
ok here's the scenario:
unemployed retard with no friends who doesn't go outside ever for any reason, spends all of his time on the computer going to wizchan, crab sites and crab discord servers, and /pol/. There, he pretends to be a wise sage guru who has it all figured out. Even though he's on the computer 16 hours a day, he pretends he is too good for Wal-Mart and makes up stories about hunting and eating raw meat, he's too good for video games, pretends he never masturbated as an adult, gives career advice despite being unemployed, makes up stories about walking and meditating outdoors, pretends to be Christian even though hes too busy shilling online to read the Bible and has never been to church.
No.63224
>>63223don't forget the part where he's actually a mentally ill drug addict who spends most of his time imagining suicide
No.63225
maybe start smaller?
wizzies could pull off a single page webcomic
stonetoss but wizardly
>>63223do we have to pay you for the rights to your autobiography?
No.66042
>>63222mister neetbux unirnically a great tittle
No.66054
>>632254-koma wizlife does sound like a good idea.
No.66088
We already tried this. Do you not remember the dakimakura incident?
No.66120
aren't the majority of manga one man projects most of the time.
Even when there is a team there is one creative lead who does the majority of the work and takes the majority of the resopnablitiy, they just have help.
With comics there are teams but the labor is split based on roles/skills.
So you have the writer, the editor, the penciler, the inker, the colorist, letterer, etc. Though that tends to be for when the artist or writer doesn't own the property themselves. Like having a team to work on spiderman and batman so that a 24 page full color comic is produced every week.