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One of the most important aspects of New Media - Internet-based media specifically - is that they constitute a much more direct link to their audiences than older print and broadcast media, while reaching far larger viewerships than the traditional in-person forms of storytelling. A Web Comic, for example, does not need to justify itself to a publishing house to get distribution; the author can post it on a web site, and rely on word of mouth and search engines to get it out to market, no matter how small that market is. Getting mentioned on this site (or any high-traffic website with a compatible demographic) also helps. Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_3'); })Furthermore, web-based authors and artists get immediate feedback from their fans and critics, through e-mail, comment boxes and fan message boards (often within minutes of posting a new entry), and can respond to them with the same ease, even with a large fanbase. This immediacy can have considerable impact on a series, ranging from frequent shout outs to fans and forum in-jokes, to changing how they write their stories. Many of the best Internet artists make a determined effort to keep in touch with their fans this way, though it can lead to Continuity Lock-Out if they end up relying too heavily on their existing fans without expanding outside of that bubble to a wider audience. See also the Interactive Comic, which explicitly relies on its readers to drive the story. |
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In the Whateley Universe, the most famous line from supervillain Dr. Diabolik (so far) is actually a line from a piece of Fan-Art which a canon author liked. | |
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More than a few webcomics have recurring characters which are based on notable fans, such as Pi and Pronto in Schlock Mercenary. | |
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In College Roomies from Hell!!!, Maritza Campos originally intended for Dave's death in "Mushroomies from Hell!!!" Story Arc to be permanent. The fan outcry was so immediate and intense that she reversed it, which eventually led to a much more dramatic storyline in the long run. The series also features numerous shout outs, including the infamous Maximum Fun Chamber, which began as a forum in-joke. |
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Randy Milholland, creator of Something*Positive, sometimes responds to emails with "off-stage" comics or just notes in the tagline that address the mail he gets. Occasionally this has influenced the direction of stories, or almost: one tagline read "I almost made Davan the father just to spite some mail I got. Then I realized that would be as stupid as the mail." | |
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The author of Grey is... regularly answers questions and takes requests for sketches from the fans on her website. | |
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It's not uncommon for video reviewers such as the members of That Guy with the Glasses or obscure Youtube authors to choose their next review based on what audience members are asking for. Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_1'); }) |
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Questionable Content's author is involved in the comic's forum, though it often creeps him out. | |
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