Okay, here's what I have to say.
I am still rather new but I think I've learned the ropes well enough to give out advice. I know you're probably thinking "what the hell is everyone talking about on this site?" Really, it's just stripcreator inside jokes, of which I am still confused by most of them. I think a lot of kids get on here and think "tee hee, I'm cool. I'm going to write a comics and post a thread about it." And it usually consists of some random character saying, "omg. u r toitally weird lookn." Don't do that ever again. And stay away from series until your more experienced. That led to my downfall at first. And chances are, if your ages 15 and under you should just stop using this site period or just don't post in the forums. After reading the first comic of yours, though, I think you do have potential. And don't let people crush all of your hopes and dreams when they leave you a negative comment. Usually, they're just being sarcastic, so be sarcastic right back. Kiss ass, it helps. And be nice to everyone and don't go off into a rampage because you never get any comments. Do all this and you could do a lot better. Oh, and read this, for this was good advice given to me ;)
Constructive criticism one: In the future, only make one thread for all of your read my comic needs.
Constuctive criticism two: Pick ONE of YOUR threads and only use that for posting your comics. Do not post your comics in other people's RMDC threads. This is bad juju and everyone will hate you for it.
Constructive criticism three: Use jokes that are either new jokes you make up and not spins on old junior high material, or marginally coherent stuff. Avoid using OMG LOL I'M A CAAAAAAANIBAAAAAAAAAAAAL erm no blah blah kool in a comic, for example.
Constructive criticism four: You hate your stepdad? GREAT! Use it. You have problems with life in general? GREAT! Use them. Add a sarcastic spin and throw in a cock joke and you'll be fine.
Constructive criticism five: Posting your myspace page as your home page was a bad idea. Especially since everything is set to public. Make it private. Seriously. It's better that way.
Constructive criticism six: Read other user's comics. They will gie you some ideas and show you how to write, and spell, and stuff. Read the toprateds. Especially the toprateds. And learn to capitalize and punctuate correctly.
~LuckyGuess
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"Common sense is not so common."
Voltaire