The Slashers 20

[Crash Dummie]

I decided to conclude the storyarc in the middle of the week to have the episodes rounded at 20 for the end of the year! Enjoy!

[Crash Dummie]

Hello, I made this little comic for a site called fight-evil. You guys should check it out.

[Jigsaw]

Holy snap, you're right.

[JasonzSon]

Your comic (and its lack of url, watermark, copyright or Creative Commons license) begs to differ.

[DeraiLer]

Hello, I made this little comic for a site called fight-evil. You guys should check it out.

Hehehe, a verbal kick in the ass to members. I like.

[Crash Dummie]

Your comic (and its lack of url, watermark, copyright or Creative Commons license) begs to differ.

I do have copyrights with deviantart I believe, but I have no clue what a creative commons license. I read the description, but I'm still not sure.

Hehehe, a verbal kick in the ass to members. I like.

The comic itself was a kick to the ass to every horror fan too: I could have had an epic pwnage, but having Super Jay being stabbed by the lamest character (excluding perhaps Roy) of the series was the ultimate anti-climax.

[Akasha]

Go, Crashie, Go!  Keep those comics coming!

[JasonzSon]

I do have copyrights with deviantart I believe, but I have no clue what a creative commons license. I read the description, but I'm still not sure.

No, look at your comic again.  There's just a comic.

My point is... you're representing nothing except the Slashers themselves.  You're not representing yourself, because if I repost this somewhere, nobody has any idea who made it.  I would just put a (C) Alex Martel 2010 in the bottom corner.  In addition, if FE is the primary site you're promoting with this (which you've said many times it is), promote the site.  Just put an "http://www.fight-evil.com" somewhere, probably in the opposite bottom corner.

A Creative Commons license is basically a formal way of saying how you're willing to share it.  DeviantART walks you through the process with each new submission there, check it out.  For example, a standard webcomic license is an Attributive-Non-Commercial-No Distributive Works license, which means that nobody's allowed to make money off your work, nobody's allowed to edit it and share it, and anybody who shares it is required to state that you made it.

[Crash Dummie]

Alright. I don't think I'll go back and edit the previous ones, but I'll put the copyright with my name, and link the site from the webcomic. However, once I create my own website, I'll just begin the promote both FE and the new one that'll basically just be the webcomic, and maybe a few extras.