Not sure where to post this: Web-Novels?

[Edje]

I have been mulling over an idea for a web comic for a while but i've hit a snag in the fact that i don't know any artists who can produce the level of quality i'm looking for in the visuals. While thinking of a way to get around this an interesting thought poped into my head: Is there any demand for web based novels? I personally have never even heard of people doing this (aside from this site) and I'm curious to see if it would be viable to create something similar to the work Amber E. Scott does for giantip but have it be the focus of a site and be updated regularly.:smallconfused:

if you have any examples of popular web based novels could you post links to them?
Or give some tips on finding a good illustrator for a web comic:smallbiggrin:

[Johnny Blade]

Tales of MU (http://www.talesofmu.com/).

I have never read it, but that probably shows that the author pulled the concept off somehow, since it instantly sprang to my mind.
So, seems to be doable.

[Midnight Lurker]

John Dies At the End (http://www.johndiesattheend.com/)

Read it FAST, it's being taken down on Tuesday:smallfrown:

[Edje]

fat chance i can do that by tonight, but i think that really answers the question of weither a web based novel can be a success; I mean WOW MOVIE DEAL?!

also where will you be able to get it after the site goes down?

[Midnight Lurker]

Try Borders.

Alternately, save the pages to your computer and read them offline :)